Treestyletab: Firefox running 30% of my CPU in two processes

Created on 18 Aug 2018  ·  10Comments  ·  Source: piroor/treestyletab

Short description

After receiving today's update, I found a Firefox process growing very large in memory, >1.2GB and running at 25% CPU (one core); and another Firefox process running 10-15%. I have perhaps 15 tabs existing, but only about six loaded since my last restart of Firefox. Restarting Firefox had no effect. Rebooting my computer had no effect. Disabling Treestyletab in the Add-On page stopped this from occurring; re-enabling Treestyletab caused the problem to recur.

Environment

  • Platform (OS): Windows 7
  • Version of Firefox: 61.0.2
  • Version (or revision) of Tree Style Tab: 2.5.0 update of 17 August 2018
maybe fixed

Most helpful comment

I've released 2.5.1. I hope it solves this problem on all environment.

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Same here on Win 10 with latest versions of the FF and TST. Sometimes I can't even drag the tabs or create a new one. I see the hover effect on the tab, but nothing happens after click. Then memory usage jumps to 4GB+, and after that comes back to normal.

Is this same to #1996?

I cannot tell, though I would not be surprised. I looked at 1996, but as I was using a Windows version I did not make that assumption. Task manager does not distinguish by name all the processes labeled "firefox" so I don't know which is which.

I have ameliorated the problem for myself temporarily by reinstalling 2.4.24, which is working as it always had, quite normally.

The reporter of #1996 uses macOS, but attached information says that the problem happens around loading of favicon and the logic is common. I think some recent changes may solve the problem, but I cannot reproduce the problem on my environment so I need more help with the development build: https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab#development-builds If the problem doesn't appear on the dev build, I'll release it as the new stable version with a certainly.

I have exactly the same problem and I can reproduce it. What makes a difference are tabs on the left. If I press F1, to hide tabs on the left, Firefox CPU drops to <1%. But if I press F1 again to show the tabs on the left, Firefox CPU consumption raises to >20%. I'll try now with the development build.

Good news. I downloaded development build and CPU usage is <1%! 👍

I've released 2.5.1. I hope it solves this problem on all environment.

As he who started this topic, I can report that I have downloaded and installed 2.5.1. It is _not_ showing the effects I reported on 2.5.0; I consider that this appears to be _fixed_.

Can confirm. Had this on Linux in 2.5.0, now I have 2.5.2 and its fixed.

I close this because outdated.

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