joshp205
commented
5 years ago After messing around with it more today it seems the issue isn't happening anymore.
Closed joshp205 closed 5 years ago
joshp205
commented
5 years ago After messing around with it more today it seems the issue isn't happening anymore.
limpkin
commented
5 years ago thanks for the update! we tried replicating the issue on our side... without success :/
joshp205
commented
5 years ago @limpkin Just wanted to add another follow up. When I was first running the Mooltipass I had a few tabs of reddit open. They were all using the old design (old.reddit.com) and I think that's where the problem is. I'm able to reproduce this problem if I visit the site on the old design; however, the new design works without problems.
Expected behavior
Web browser plugin should not be using as many resources.
Actual behavior
With the web browser plugin enabled my browser climbs to 100% CPU usage and consumes ~1.5GB of RAM. Having more than one tab open usually makes things become unresponsive.
Step by step guide to reproduce the problem
Not sure about reproducibility but this happens on both my laptop and desktop. Using either Firefox or Chrome has the same results. I run both browsers in private/incognito mode only. Both utilize uBlock Origin. Firefox also has NoScript added to it.
Having Moolticute running didn't seem to make a difference. Additionally, having the Mooltipass plugged in did not seem to make a difference.
I'm wondering if maybe there is conflict between the Mooltipass extensions and disallowing javascript.
Operating System
Mooltipass Extension
Mooltipass Application
Latest Moolticute for Windows and MacOS.
Mooltipass Device
Mooltipass Mini
Website support
N/A
This is most likely related to #560. I just got my Mooltipass and have been testing it out today. Once I got my browsers set up with the extension they became very sluggish. So far the Mooltipass has been a really cool tool though! Thanks for all the hard work everyone has put into it.