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   Anonymous
   Unregistered

   How to Stop Firefox plugin-container.exe Process?
   So, want to disable or stop plugin-container.exe in Firefox 3.6.6?

   http://www.technogadge.com/how-to-stop-firefox-plugin-container-exe-process/

   hacks to make Firefox ridiculously fast all you need to do copy past in to google like this http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.max-connections-per-server
   Possible values and their effects.
   This preference takes values between 1 and 255 inclusive, directly corresponding to the maximum number of HTTP connections Mozilla can have open at once. (Minimo default: 2. All others default: 8. Firefox 3: 15)

   http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.max-connections

   http://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.http.pipelining.maxrequests

   network.http.pipelining;true (was false) best true

   http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.cache.memory.capacity

   browser.cache.disk.capacity;10240 (256 MB Ram ' 10240 ') how my PC was
   browser.cache.disk.capacity;24576 ( 2 GB Ram ' 24576 ') how my PC is with 2000 MB Ram now, set as need by you Ram

   Posted 14 years ago #
2. 

   BuBBy
   Teh adnim

   Keep in mind - the plugin-container process is there for a reason.

   Web pages that use Flash, Silverlight or Quicktime do from time to time crash (sometimes it is the fault of Adobe, Microsoft, or Apple - sometimes it is the fault of the webpage developer).

   In return for giving up some extra memory, plugin-container will allow the crashed plugin to kill only the single browser tab affected, rather than killing the entire browser.

   So as with most things it is a trade off - a possible performance hit in exchange for improved stability of the entire browser.

   I guess if you only have one or two tabs open it doesn't matter if your browser crashes - compared to having 50 tabs open.

   Posted 14 years ago #
3. 

   GMMan, Hexadecimal Blacksmith
   Blocked

   Sometimes plugin-container.exe loads on an ad and makes me wait half a minute before I can continue. I usually just kill the process because I couldn't care less when I'm just trying to read text.

   Edit: And I don't think Flash has crashed on me before.

   Posted 14 years ago #
4. 

   Robert
   StrayCat

   Thanks BuBBy
   I agree with you on the benefits of the plugin-container
   (although there seems to be quite some controversy about it on the web ,for it being a resource hog and causing firewall issues)
   By default, if Flash(Silverlight or Quicktime) is not responsive for 45 seconds, Firefox 3.6.6 or later will terminate it, not affecting the use the other 49 tabs (default timeout in FF 3.6.4 was only 10sec)

   But somehow I didn't notice any ads loading...

   To disable plugin-container.exe for Flash only:
   (maybe to avoid triggering 'hang protection' when loading some Flash-based games) ,
   just toggle the single preference, dom.ipc.plugins.enabled.npswf32.dll to "false".

   *
   address bar type about:config
   (promise to be careful)
   filter field type dom.ipc
   dom.ipc.plugins.enabled.npswf32.dll -->false

   *

   Thanks hotdoge for the links.

   Posted 14 years ago #
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   Anonymous
   Unregistered

   why I did that plugin-container.exe Process is it was useing 50 MB of ram & 20% to 40% CPU so the CPU was at 99% on uTube now 70% CPU max it still tell me wen Flash crash this is new in Firefox 3.6.6 if you Firefox ok you dont need to do this look in windows Task Manager & see if CPU is hight for plugin-container.exe wen you play on utube

   Posted 14 years ago #

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