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Finding which firefox thread is misbehaving
Hello, I am trying to find out how to determine which firefox thread is connected to what site. Using: Code:
top -H shows the threads but not what they are connected to. The purpose of this is that some sites run nasty cpu eating programs and trying to figure out which ones. Thanks, mgb |
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You can middle click the tab that does not respond to close it, even if it's not the active one.
Also you can use ps axum to see CPU usage by threads. It is expected that full thead management will be implemented in 3.5 version. -- Last edited by vbe; 06-23-2009 at 05:48 AM.. Reason: rm URL |
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