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Originally posted by Reaper Of The Dead
I've been using my Macbook Pro, every once in a while (at least two or three times a day) GLB crashes my computer to where I need to do a forced shutdown.

Well, that's scary. Think I might limit the use of replay. MacPro laptop's the only computer I got.

I've had similar when using Firefox and I got hog wild opening tabs it will go into a memory spiral and skyrocket to over 2gb usage and become unresponsive. Any time that's happened I would just force a shutdown of Firefox and reopen with no issues.

Originally posted by Stobie
I've had similar when using Firefox and I got hog wild opening tabs it will go into a memory spiral and skyrocket to over 2gb usage and become unresponsive. Any time that's happened I would just force a shutdown of Firefox and reopen with no issues.

I would do this, and then I got the spinning beach ball and my computer becomes completely unresponsive to anything. If I close the lid to log in, it just keeps the screen black making me fully unable to log in.

This isn't due to the replays. It does it at random points when I'm in GLB2; I just stuck it in here because of something about memory usage.

Originally posted by Reaper Of The Dead
I would do this, and then I got the spinning beach ball and my computer becomes completely unresponsive to anything. If I close the lid to log in, it just keeps the screen black making me fully unable to log in.

This isn't due to the replays. It does it at random points when I'm in GLB2; I just stuck it in here because of something about memory usage.

Yea youre right. It doesnt even have to be replays to suck up all the memory. Its like, every link i click, the more it "stacks"

Originally posted by hoshdude7
Yea youre right. It doesnt even have to be replays to suck up all the memory. Its like, every link i click, the more it "stacks"
Tabs on tabs will eat up memory. Lots of that memory usage/lockups may be coming from the Instant Messanger Bar. It's one of the main reasons it was disabled for mobile browsers. The more tabs, the more communications it needs to keep track of. It has been mentioned to give users the option to turn it off, if they are having memory issues and I will suggest it again.

Optimization is still a priority for AntiAlias, our web design specialist. Things will improve but we still won't be supporting archaic browsers: I.E. - Internet Explorer 9
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I've been having issues with GLB crashing chrome on a Vizio CT15 with 4gm of ram. i3 processor with 1.8ghz.

I'll have like 2, maybe 3 open and then when I go and refresh something or close a tab out it freezes everything up.