Are you ok Firefox? I mean... 4 tabs...

So sad

My ram usage is fine. What kind of tabs?

Your computer likes disco?

@DjSall @Artemix Yeah, a couple of minutes after it crashed brutally

@Bobj2008 That's not exactly what it means in Italian 😂

Had the same thing today. 6 tabs 900 mb. My hole shitty laptop froze.

I hear your Android Studio process laughing at you.

@Gianlu I know it means Disk

Are you sure it's not chrome in disguise?

@sprudelwasserx I had two projects opened and onw of them was building, so I'm not gonna blame him... It gets worse than that sometimes

@j-dev-o That's what I thought at first 😂😂

That's normal if there is any tab with a flash video on it. Sometimes add-ons also are eating ram (ad blockers, for example). Or Spotify web player interface (also to blame flash)

I also use ff and frekvently have 10-20 tabs open and often 2-3 windows and I rarely have memory problem.

But it depends a lot om the pages.

@Artemix 60 tabs == about 500mb ram for me...

Depends on what the tabs are doing.
Of each is running some big javascript and 8 addons. Then yes it can go out of hand quick

Am surprised that Android Studio is using 0%

Oh. Crashfox strikes again! :)
I've noticed it starts to build up ram after staying to long on one site (e.g. debugging :) ). One time it got to over 2 GB for me just for letting it stay on youtube playlist. :D

How do you get android studio to use *only* 1.3GB. On my current project I cannot get it below 4GB.

dude , your fox is sick!

@arekxv@LlamaTactica Sometimes it get higher, but honestly I never reached 4gb. You must be working with a very big project...

@arekxv You're right! That's exactly what I was doing! I was debugging some HTML from a site and I left the console open. But anyway it's not the first time I Ieave it open and it never done this..

I recommend you to send crash report to Mozilla and file a new bug report in Bugzilla.mozilla.org. No personal information will be needed. Crashes are marked red by default, so bug pops up and someone will comment very quickly.

@bdhobare its just uses 101%, and task managers were not programmed to show that.

Well, for some reason, Task Manager uses a lot of memory.