More tests showed me that this is not when switching tab that the problem happens but when trying to use the History menu commands.
I tried launching FX in safe mode, no tabs open except the main one with Google search page, and as I click on the history menu, FX starts to use 100% CPU for about 1 minute.
So I emptied my history and all works nice.
I used firefox sync to retrieve all my history, prefs and passwords from home to this new PC. I never had this problem even on my EEEPC. here it's a Dell optiplex 360 with 4Go RAM and 2 cores CPU, I should not freeze if an EEEPC doesn't...
More tests showed me that this is not when switching tab that the problem happens but when trying to use the History menu commands.
I tried launching FX in safe mode, no tabs open except the main one with Google search page, and as I click on the history menu, FX starts to use 100% CPU for about 1 minute.
So I emptied my history and all works nice.
I used firefox sync to retrieve all my history, prefs and passwords from home to this new PC. I never had this problem even on my EEEPC. here it's a Dell optiplex 360 with 4Go RAM and 2 cores CPU, I should not freeze if an EEEPC doesn't...
Any perfs issue between ubuntu and FX ?