![]() I built a Powershell script that runs on chron, which finds all firefox instances running up excessive amounts of memory, messages the user and then kills the process. When tested with 10 tabs open, Firefox occupied about 960MBs of memory, which is only slightly less than Chrome. ![]() On inspecting their traffic, it was usually. Every day since putting this on, I have had from one to three users firefox instances balloon up to a maximum of 30GB () of memory consumed each day. All users are simply getting web access with Firefox for the most part. And no, despite the browser’s reputation for efficiency, it can take up almost just as much RAM as Chrome. The latest server I put on has 96GB of RAM and hosts 80 - 160 users. I am still absolutely looking for the actual source of the problem. Coming in at number 3 is Mozilla’s popular and privacy-minded browser, Firefox. ![]() ![]() I put together a temporary "handling" for the problem that is not a handling at all. ![]()
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