The only difference is that a 43 byte cache gets created in memory every time I load the website.
However, I feel like they might run into this issue in this future. My customers are probably not seeing this since they don't load that website as often as I do. I am trying to figure out what's the root cause of this. And after that I saw warning message 1 time / 25 tries. I can fix this by clearing Firefox browser cache. (Also, I think accessing Gmail makes this problem even worse for some reason. I got this pop up warning 22 times out of 25 tries. Constant unresponsive script messages & very slow computer Closed - posted in Virus, Spyware, Malware Removal: I am getting unresponsive script errors in both IE and Firefox (typical message is is not responding due to a long running script), and my computer runs slowly. I started observing "Warning: Unresponsive script" on my website few weeks ago. There are exemptions of course, for instance if you run an extension that modifies the behavior on a particular site for instance.I have a website that is written in Java (1500 LOC) and compiled to javascript with GWT (Google Web Tools). Generally speaking it is more likely that an extension is the cause if you encounter the error on several different websites while a warning on the same website points to a faulty JavaScript on that website instead. The last error message there should hint at the cause of the error. Users need to stop the script and access the Firefox Error Console using the shortcut Ctrl-Shift-J or with a click on Firefox > Web Developer > Error Console in the menu. It's actually pretty easy to discover the cause for the warning message. Scroll down to the Black-list text box and enter the URL of the site that's giving you problems. Find the JavaScript Toggle On and Off entry and click the Options button. Click the menu button, click Add-ons and Themes and select Extensions.
Unresponsive script firefox on facebook install#
It could be caused by a Firefox add-on or by a website which uses faulty JavaScript code. Install the JavaScript Toggle On and Off extension. This will happen every five minutes or so. Its happening on many pages, most commonly gmail. I always have Facebook open as an app tab on FF, but after it being open for several hours it has a large propensity of freezing the browser for a minute and saying that it has an 'unresponsive script'. I am running version 1.1 on Firefox 3.5.1, subscribed to 'EasyList USA'.
This is the maximum time a script can run before Firefox considers it 'unresponsive'. Change the number to something bigger like 40. There are two possible causes for the error. b wrote:Also seeing the same unresponsive script bugs that others are seeing. This will narrow the options to dom.maxscriptruntime and dom.maxchromescriptruntime. On my old one it was pretty constant and had a virus. I have had this happen just a few times with this computer. The strange thing was that the website seemed to have loaded completely and that the warning was displayed despite of this. I copied this to my documents in case I have this happen again.
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That's a pretty vague warning and I was puzzled at first about the cause of it. I have been encountering a warning in Firefox lately which notified me the that a script on the current website was unresponsive asking me if I wanted to stop or continue.
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