Hi Sophie,
Am 31-07-2013 16:02, schrieb highskywhy@yahoo.de:
> Good afternoon.
> Mi Jul 31 15:34:43 2013
> Thank You for Email and help.
>
>
>> > 2 Terminal 2 Tasks
>> >
>> > I start terminal one Midori
>> > I start terminal 2 Midori.
>> > I kill terminal 1 and both Midoris are destroyed.
>> >
>> >
>> > is it possible to use
>> > a programm like ff oder midori
>> > independent from the other software?
>>
>> Hi Sophie,
>>
>> it's not entirely clear to me what you are actually trying to
>> achieve.
> *
> Thank You.
> What is the problem.
>
> I start Midori or FF
> and then there is a bad homepage.
>
> Example: Forum PR asks do You want to download mp3.
>
> So the browser is blocked.
> My idea is
> to start a second ff
> where I can open another url
> and this is independent to the first url.
>
> Second problem is:
> All browsers fill themself with dirt.
>
> Example: Every 3 hours I kill FF
> and fresh startened
> now FF is more fast.
>
> These are the problems.
This is an issue common to all browsers, even after they stopped
running, they do no return all the physical memory allocated to them.
There was an interesting article in c't magazin last year, can't find it
anymore about that topic. Firefox does worst and sadly it is becoming
ever more bloated, even though the guys at the Mozilla foundation
pledged to remedy that when they issued version 4.0. Back then there
really was a noticeable improvement, but by now all that has completely
vanished and in fact worsened.
>
> I
>> mean, why would you want start a certain program like a web browser
>> twice?
> *
> Because of trouble during surfing.
You state that you sometimes have serious issues with certain websites?
From what you say, I deduce that this happens nearly every time you hit
these sites. In case this happens also when using a different browser,
this appears to be rather scary and is less of an issue of FF than these
crappy (or even malevolent) webpages.
I would guess starting a different browser to continue surfing the net,
when the first one freezed up should the better, since faster option in
your case.
>
> That might make sense for a file converter say, like
>> Soundconverter, but for Midori and the like? Or are you rather after
>> what different ways are there to kill a process?
>>
> I know
> how to kill a browser.
> Sometimes kill does not work
> then
>
> killall -9 firefox
>
> Regards
> Sophie
Pascal
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