If you are a Firefox user, on an occasion your browser may seen unresponsive. Typically this is because of a plugin misbehaving. In my case it is typically Flash and it seems to be more when I make too many jumps, clicks etc with flash in one of my tabs. Killing Firefox helps and with my settings, I am able to recover all the tabs and contents to a large extent. I have found a better way that just kills the bad plugin. Start your task manager and look for a process called "plugin-container.exe ***". If you have multiple processes with similar name, kill the one with the highest memory usage.
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Windows Task Manager - Firefox Plugin Container |
You will notice that your Firefox browser is immediately available. The offending webpage will display a "plugin
crashed" notification at the top and prompt you to reload the page.
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Firefox Plugin Crash Prompt |
Powerful tactic that saves your Firefox session in case of bad plugin!
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