FF trunk, and now 3.6 (after they backported it), runs all plugins in isolated processes. I can manually killall plugin-container if flash goes nuts (like using over a gig of memory, which I've seen it do).
A lot of the icky problems with having a lot of tabs went away soley due to that (at least, for those without habitual flashblock usage).
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FF trunk, and now 3.6 (after they backported it), runs all plugins in isolated processes. I can manually killall plugin-container if flash goes nuts (like using over a gig of memory, which I've seen it do).
A lot of the icky problems with having a lot of tabs went away soley due to that (at least, for those without habitual flashblock usage).