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Dormancy 1.1.1-signed.1-signed
by dietrich ayala
Dormancy 'retires' tabs that have gone unused for a while, freeing up that memory. It then restores the tabs to life when accessed.
EXPERIMENTAL. MAY EAT YOUR SESSION OR DO OTHER BAD THINGS.
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NOTICE: This add-on will stop being compatible in Firefox 25, due to API changes in Firefox. Details at http://j.mp/12ZHdor.
Dormancy 'retires' tabs that have gone unused for a while, freeing up that memory. It then restores the tabs to life when accessed.
EXPERIMENTAL. MAY EAT YOUR SESSION OR DO OTHER BAD THINGS.
While Firefox 9 adds restore-on-demand for users that restore their session by default, many users will never benefit from it. This add-on targets users who don't restore session, but do have long-running instances of Firefox and many tabs. This might land as a core feature in Firefox 9 (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=675539).
NOTE: This is highly experimental, has only been tested on the Nightly builds, and probably will destroy your session. You've been warned.
Tabs are considered inactive when they haven't been selected in longer than 5 minutes. To change that, set this pref to a value in milliseconds:
* extensions.dormancy.TabDormancyAgeMs
Tabs are checked for inactivity every 5 minutes. To change this, set this pref to a value in milliseconds:
* extensions.dormancy.TabCheckIntervalMs
Dormancy 'retires' tabs that have gone unused for a while, freeing up that memory. It then restores the tabs to life when accessed.
EXPERIMENTAL. MAY EAT YOUR SESSION OR DO OTHER BAD THINGS.
While Firefox 9 adds restore-on-demand for users that restore their session by default, many users will never benefit from it. This add-on targets users who don't restore session, but do have long-running instances of Firefox and many tabs. This might land as a core feature in Firefox 9 (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=675539).
NOTE: This is highly experimental, has only been tested on the Nightly builds, and probably will destroy your session. You've been warned.
Tabs are considered inactive when they haven't been selected in longer than 5 minutes. To change that, set this pref to a value in milliseconds:
* extensions.dormancy.TabDormancyAgeMs
Tabs are checked for inactivity every 5 minutes. To change this, set this pref to a value in milliseconds:
* extensions.dormancy.TabCheckIntervalMs
