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opening new gmail in Opera taking up entire CPU
I switched to the new theme in gmail, launched a week ago.When i check the processes running in the system, i get the following.
It creates multiple processes for googletalkplugin, and sucks up the entire CPU.
I tried with Chrome browsers, it works fine, and CPU runs fast enough.
What version of Opera is it ?
To check: In Opera click the "OMenu" at the top left of the browser ---> help---> about Opera ---> starting at the top of the page the version number and build will be listed
Cant reproduce any problem like this with any current version or testing versions opera
To check: In Opera click the "OMenu" at the top left of the browser ---> help---> about Opera ---> starting at the top of the page the version number and build will be listed
Cant reproduce any problem like this with any current version or testing versions opera
try using the opera 11.60 beta as well at the opera desktop team Im using it on windows 8 and have not been experiencing any lag whatsoever.
its not gpu related,
new gmail is heavy on javascript and uses styling (?, dont know what technology) that is heavy on cpu in opera, Scrolling or just hovering mouse over buttons is killing cpu. how displaying a stupid popup over a button could eat 4GHz cpu ???
new gmail is heavy on javascript and uses styling (?, dont know what technology) that is heavy on cpu in opera, Scrolling or just hovering mouse over buttons is killing cpu. how displaying a stupid popup over a button could eat 4GHz cpu ???
Who logs in to gdm? Not I, said the duck.
Know what, even Chrome 16 uses ~50% CPU on one core just when you move your mouse over GMail window...
Needless to say, Opera uses much more...
I'd say it's not the bug in Opera itself, but inefficient use of Javascript by Google – New GMail relies heavily on "onhover" and "onscroll" events, which Opera fires at high rate, clogging your CPU...
Needless to say, Opera uses much more...
I'd say it's not the bug in Opera itself, but inefficient use of Javascript by Google – New GMail relies heavily on "onhover" and "onscroll" events, which Opera fires at high rate, clogging your CPU...