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The Firefox browser is equipped with version 64 of a task manager. It is apparently the succinct summary of the performance below on: performance replace. At this very hidden place is currently the consumption of resources of openness in the Firefox web pages. The new task manager will be easier to find. It's also clearer and easier to understand.
The project manager should find his new home in the main menu under "Other", writes the former Mozilla representative, Sören Hentzschel, in his blog. The task manager is "more than a new layer of paint for the previous tool". For faster evaluation, in addition to actual values, the "Energy Consumption" column should also contain easy-to-understand ratings, such as "Low", "Medium" or "High". It also lists the resource consumption of the extensions.
Other improvements in Firefox 65
Performance data is also available in the info menu, accessible via the address bar.
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The task manager will be part of Firefox 64, which will be released on December 11th. For version 65, other improvements are planned, including a column indicating the use of the memory of Web pages and extensions. In addition, energy consumption must be treated visually.
Task Manager allows the user to close individual tabs with one click; Extensions can be disabled and uninstalled. In addition, the user can suspend access to the JavaScript engine by a tab. The information provided by the task manager can also be found in the info menu, which appears in the address bar with one click. (It currently contains page permissions and HTTPS certificate indications.)
(DBE)
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