frame.work - see bug description

[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

URL: https://frame.work/gb/en

Browser / Version: Firefox 129.0 Operating System: Windows 10 Tested Another Browser: Yes Chrome

Problem type: Something else Description: Some pages within the site - ones with video? - overheat the CPU. Steps to Reproduce: Firefox's Process Manager reported - after a while - some 40% CPU usage on the relevant pages. My CPU, on a quadcore desktop PC (that CPU being an Intel i7 3770s), reached 90 degrees C. So, this is a serious problem. The makers of the website say they are investigating.

Neither Chrome nor Firefox ESR have the problem.

The problem occurred even when I disabled all addOns within Firefox.

Browser Configuration

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[softvision-raul-bucata]

What I would do usually to test this kind of issue, is:

1. Type about:profiles in the url bar.
2. Choose Create a new profile.
3. Call it deleteme or anything you please.
4. Then start it. (this way you will be sure that nothing is interfering, no ghost caching etc.)- make sure account sync is not performed, as the extensions will be imported in the new profile.
5. Test.

Note: You can return to your old profile at any given time by accessing "about:profiles" in the address bar

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[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

@softvision-raul-bucata: good point. I'm testing now with a new profile. Problem replicated:

EDIT: do please note that, despite my gitHub username, the OS at issue is WIndows. (I have not yet tested for the problem on Linux.)

[softvision-raul-bucata]

@LinuxOnTheDesktop Are there certain areas of the page that show this? Accessing the main page does not show the issue

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[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

Try fiddling around with the options on this page: https://frame.work/gb/en/products/laptop13-diy-intel-ultra-1/configuration/new

EDIT: sometimes the problem takes a while to manifest itself - and, I imagine, the stronger one's CPU, the less the effect. GPU might have an effect too.

[softvision-raul-bucata]

@sv-calin Can you take a look at this, please?

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[sv-calin]

I was not able to reproduce this issue.

Tested on: • Browser / Version: Firefox Release 130 / Chrome 128.0.6613.114 • Operating System: Windows 10

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