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wsjohns
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when I open 2 firefoxs more memory is used. When I close one firefox my memory usage stays the some. When I open a new firefox my memory goes up until I am using over a gig. All other network software decreases memory usage, like Google Chrome, why can't yours?

when I open 2 firefoxs more memory is used. When I close one firefox my memory usage stays the some. When I open a new firefox my memory goes up until I am using over a gig. All other network software decreases memory usage, like Google Chrome, why can't yours?

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jonzn4SUSE
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I had a similar issue in openSUSE with kmozillahelper. Can you check the processes and see if kmozillahelper is also on MAC?