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Written by Oscar Sodani
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Tuesday, 30 August 2005 |
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Versions of Firefox before 1.5 tend to use more and more of your system's RAM as time goes on. Geeks call this problem a "memory leak." This particular memory leak is not the fault of Firefox - the Macromedia Flash plug-in is causing this problem!
To fix it, just follow these steps:
- In your location bar, type about:config and press Enter
- Right-click on the screen to bring up a menu, click on New then choose Integer
- A pop-up box will ask you for the "preference name". Type in browser.cache.memory.capacity and click OK
- Another pop-up box will appear - type in the number 60000
- Close Firefox and restart the program. No more memory leak!
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