I think this is more a question for the Firefox forum and FAQ
A good link below
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Standard_diagnostic_-_Firefox
Jumpy while scrolling around some websites
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Husse
Re: Jumpy while scrolling around some websites
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Re: Jumpy while scrolling around some websites
I use noscript to block javascript
However I did not notice any difference blocked or not blocked for
http://www.hokiesports.com/
However I did not notice any difference blocked or not blocked for
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Re: Jumpy while scrolling around some websites
Ive noticed this as well in firefox.But on more than one distro and ive been noticing myself that flash seems to have a big impact on this with my system and im on a dual core.If you have a fair amount of tabs open and some of those have flash,then that could be an issue as well.Blocking flash until you click could solve that problem maybe.Thought id chime in
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Husse
Re: Jumpy while scrolling around some websites
One way of doing it is with noscript - it blocks flash as well so if you only allow flash temporarily for a site it's blocked until you allow itCool, how do you setup flash to be blocked until you click on it.
You understand this a bit better once you've installed and I think it's something every browser should have