Should there be two active instances of Adobe Flash player when using Firefox for windows?
Firefox (35.0.1) has been using up my i7 CPU resources like crazy lately, slowing down page loading, scrolling, etc. I'm running windows 8.1. When I went to Task Manager to see what was causing the slowdown, Firefox was taking up 44.8% of my CPU, and I noticed that there are two instances of Adobe Flash active simultaneously when I am on fairly image/video heavy pages like Salon.com. These two were taking up about 5-10% of CPU. Then came Plug in Container for Firefox which was taking up 2.4%. Is this normal?
Firefox (35.0.1) has been using up my i7 CPU resources like crazy lately, slowing down page loading, scrolling, etc. I'm running windows 8.1. When I went to Task Manager to see what was causing the slowdown, Firefox was taking up 44.8% of my CPU, and I noticed that there are two instances of Adobe Flash active simultaneously when I am on fairly image/video heavy pages like Salon.com. These two were taking up about 5-10% of CPU. Then came Plug in Container for Firefox which was taking up 2.4%. Is this normal?
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IF you have more than one flash plugin on a webpage this is normal.
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IF you have more than one flash plugin on a webpage this is normal.