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Thanks for the referral. I did install QuickJava and, as expected, the disable buttons are helpful, reducing the CPU usage to near zero when pressede, especially when scripting has (perhaps unwittingly) sort of hijacked FF, but they still do not help determine which tab is offending. That still seem...

If you have 50 tabs open, finding which tab is using cpu time is very difficult, which is why I want a single button to temporarily disable all javascript (at least) in background tabs (or all tabs). Otherwise I, and many others, would love to have some way of showing which tabs are hogging cpu reso...

I certainly agree with the concept of disabling javascript on background tabs. Whether or not to do so automatically, may be an issue, but at least the option to use a button the tab bar or elsewhere would be a nice addition for times when Firefox is just sitting at 50% or more processor usage with ...