Massive CPU usage when switching to Tweetdeck tab

[Codecat]

Since I got Noscript 10 installed, switching to my pinned Tweetdeck tab now causes about 5 whole seconds of 30% CPU usage, which also makes the entirety of Firefox very slow.





Is anyone else seeing this?

Also, here is a list of all the extensions I have installed. I'm going to disable them all except Noscript now and see if it still happens, and then I will edit my post.

Edit: The same behavior occurs when only Noscript is enabled, so I do believe this is a Noscript problem. The problem seems to get more noticable the longer the browser is open.

Edit 2: For reproduce steps, if I switch between a random tab and my Tweetdeck tab in quick succession, it spikes up to 30% very quickly. Any other tab it doesn't do this.

[Codecat]

Just noticed this happens on Soundcloud too. Basically huge script hogging pages have this problem.

Also, Youtube's homepage with its giant list of subscriptions in the sidebar takes a while to load, but I'm unsure if that's caused by Noscript. (It shows the same symptoms are Tweetdeck and Soundcloud though.)

[Hasemo]

I just wanted to report, that the problem described in this thread (NoScript+Tweetdeck being a very resource heavy and laggy combination) still persists in 10.1.2: https://forums.informaction.com/viewtop ... =8&t=23661

[barbaz]

I just wanted to report, that the problem described in this thread (NoScript+Tweetdeck being a very resource heavy and laggy combination) still persists in 10.1.2: https://forums.informaction.com/viewtop ... =8&t=23661

Moved your post to the appropriate thread.

[Codecat]

Can confirm, this still happens on 10.1.2. Good to hear I'm not the only one, by the way

[Hasemo]

The problem still persists on version 10.1.5.3.
Switching to/from the Tweetdeck browser tab sometimes makes the whole browser unresponsive for a few seconds. The problem started happening after updating NoScript to version 10.*. Turning NoScript off fixes it.
I really hope this will be addressed in one of the future versions.