Mozilla Corp board member leaks the truth about Firefox memory
March 31, 2008 – 12:00 amMozilla Corp board member leaks the truth about Firefox memory loss
Firefox ticks many boxes, but the one big cross it has had to bear over the years is the memory leakage problem that many users have experienced. Here’s how it works: user has Firefox browser open and visits websites, Firefox slurps up some system resources, user continues to keep Firefox running, Firefox continues to slurp up ever increasing amounts of precious system resources. Well, that has been the allegation at least, and one which Mozilla has been long at pains to deny. Whenever the subject has cropped up, the official response has always been that there is simply no significant memory…
SOFPRO Labs ships PC Guard for .NET/Win32
PC Guard for .NET/Win32, from Software Protection Labs, is a professional software protection and licensing system for .NET framework and Windows 32bit applications. Protected applications will run under all Win32 and Win64 operating systems, from Wind…
Azul Releases Realtime Performance Monitor for Java
Azul Systems released a new tool that allows continuous performance profiling of a Java application, even in a production environment. In addition, the company announced a program that lets developers observe their applications on Azul’s 96-core hardware-based JVM.
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