Run Firefox Windows in Separate Processes?

[+JuggerNaut+]

Well if you give Maxthon to a begginer user chances are they will get infected, but if you know what you're doing you should be clean.

so, it really only works for a very small percentage of the population?

[dzjepp]

Well, if you look at it that way... =D

[SOAPboy]

Well if you give Maxthon to a begginer user chances are they will get infected, but if you know what you're doing you should be clean.

so, it really only works for a very small percentage of the population?

nah.. jeep is kinda off on that.. ive put it on peoples machines that were kinda dumb, and if you just set up the activex installer blocker and the other blocking plugins its pretty self maintained.. itll delete everything internet temp if you want it to when it closes..

[+JuggerNaut+]

Well if you give Maxthon to a begginer user chances are they will get infected, but if you know what you're doing you should be clean.

so, it really only works for a very small percentage of the population?

nah.. jeep is kinda off on that.. ive put it on peoples machines that were kinda dumb, and if you just set up the activex installer blocker and the other blocking plugins its pretty self maintained.. itll delete everything internet temp if you want it to when it closes..

jeep?

what you're describing though, FF does the same for the casual surfer.

[SOAPboy]

so, it really only works for a very small percentage of the population?

nah.. jeep is kinda off on that.. ive put it on peoples machines that were kinda dumb, and if you just set up the activex installer blocker and the other blocking plugins its pretty self maintained.. itll delete everything internet temp if you want it to when it closes..

jeep?

what you're describing though, FF does the same for the casual surfer.

jepp

and yeah, basicly its the same, just less netscape feeling..

oh and runs in seperate processes, and will resume pages if it does crash

[Underpants?]

I've been searching and can't find anything useful on this.

FF doesn't crash much for me, but when it does every window hangs and will no longer open links. When you have to kill one of them manually, it has to kill the one running process, which kills all windows. Sometimes you kill FF, but there's still a ghost process running in task manager that you have to kill before you can open it again.

Does anybody know if there is any way to run each FF window you open in a separate process/memory space?

run it in 95 compatibility mode and shut the fuck up.

Why don't you run your mouth in 95 compatibility mode so no sounds come out of it?

wow with such a gargantuan fucking forehead I would think you'd have the mental power to muster a bit more brutal verbal force then that, sparkles.

[R00k]

lol, why would I waste any brain power replying to such a stupid fucking statement as the one you made?

[Underpants?]

this isn't about me, ass-sweat nuts, it's a thread about firefox and why you should stop blaming it for your vast shortcomings.

[R00k]

this isn't about me, ass-sweat nuts, it's a thread about firefox and why you should stop blaming it for your vast shortcomings.

My vastness isn't a shortcoming except to your mother. And if you'd tell her to drop a couple saddlebags off those fucking hips, I might not have ass-sweat all over my nuts you honorable mention fuck trophy.

And in case you really care, FireFox is great. I only have two complaints with it - start-up time, and a single process.

[Underpants?]

...your mother...

:icon27: it's common knowledge that my mother has not been able to leave the house since the construction crew finished work on the 5000 psi concrete and rhino-coated davenport, shit-poke.
page 2 slaughtered :lol: (c) 2004 Testoclesius

[glossy]

I'm going off Firefox rapidly. Fast browsing, but it takes a fucking week to start up. DOn't get me started on shutting it down

my firefox opens minimised when i log in, and i won't close it until i shut down the computer (once every ~10 days) -- and it still closes before most of my other applications (MSN Messenger + Plus!, or Outlook 2004 for example)