Unfortunately, when I tried this scenario on a newer PC the only problem observed was the creation of the child processes, so this problem is most likely only repeatable on older PCs. In this scenario the firefox process had two child processes before step 4, after which it had several more and causes the unresponsive script warning. To rename a file, right-click on it and select rename from the menu. For example, in Firefox there is a plugin called 'NoScript Security Suite' which allows you to pick and choose which. In the Firefox profile folder, find and rename the files places.sqlite to and places.sqlite-journal to (if it exists).
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One other option you may wish to explore is to download and install a plugin for your web browser that will help you manage scripts on problematic web pages.
It gives you two options either to stop or continue with script execution. Every time it happened I had to close FF from task manager and kill the task. I cant even close the tab or Firefox window. After some trial and error I found the scenario to reproduce the problem was as follows: Preventing Unresponsive Script Errors: Using Specialized Plugins. Disable Firefoxs script unresponsive popup Lately I have come across this annoying problem with Firefox, it pops up with script unresponsive and goes all frozen. You can find them under Performance Click Exit and wait for the browser to completely quit Restart Mozilla Firefox Observe if the freezing is still happening. To try and pin-down a reproducible scenario I used SysInternals' Process Explorer tool to monitor the Firefox process and noticed that when the problem occurred the Firefox process always had several, or more, child processes, named plugin-container.exe. Open Options from the Firefox menu and go to General Un-mark the boxes beside Use Recommended performance settings and Use hardware acceleration when available. However, in trying those suggestions it became apparent the problem was not consistently reproducible as first described. None of the following suggestions solved the problem:
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