Is it also slow in IE (we know it's not in Chrome, how about Safari, Opera), because maybe the sandbox in Chrome is hiding it from something on your system. You could also just need to backup your Firefox profile and do an uninstall/reinstall.Ĭheck to see if you've got some invasive script checking anti-virus making your life difficult (or several anti-virus/malware packages running at the same time). about:config search for jit make sure is set to true also search for javascript and see if anything isn't default. If that works, check to make sure you are using tracemonkey in your local copy (though your examples shouldn't require the JIT). Okay, if that wasn't it, how about it being a local Firefox issue? Go grab a copy of PortableFirefox and see if it's slow in there. Download Watchdata Proxkey Token Driver for Windows XP Unblock ePass 2003 Token Version 1.0 & 2.0 Unlock Watchdata Proxkey Token SafeNet Token Driver Download. Download and Install Mozilla Firefox Version 51, 50, 49. (this should be a similar test to safemode, but sometimes profiles get all wonky and you just need a new one) Download Mozilla Firefox 51 Version, 50 Version, 49 Version, 48 Version, 47 Version, for Windows OS. ( Win+R>firefox.exe -ProfileManager) If it's not, start removing add-ons and restarting until you find the culprit/culprits. Finally, a terminal window will open as you now have a Debian 10 environment. Follow the on-screen instructions (it can take up to 10 minutes). Under to Linux development environment, select Turn On. Create a new Firefox profile and see if things are still slow without any additional add-ons. Install Firefox as a Linux app At the bottom right of your Chromebook, select the time. To install Firefox on a Windows XP system, because of Windows restrictions, the user will have to download Firefox 43.0.1 and then update to the current release. First, let's make sure it's not just a profile issue.
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