I started to notice a change in performance on the site that I first started noticing on July 12th/13th. I run Windows 10 (16 GB RAM) and use Firefox (v78.0.2/64-bit). When I first load the site, everything is fine, then performance starts to decay (lag, buttons take time to appear, cursor slows down). Over time, the site and my PC slow down dramatically and either Firefox crashes or I am forced to reboot. I started watching Firefox in Task Manager and found that the tab that Firefox opens the site in starts to grab RAM and (to a lesser degree) CPU even if I am doing nothing on the site. The RAM usage increases until either Firefox or my PC stops working. High RAM usage does not stop, even after I leave the site if I continue to use the browser tab that the site was loaded in. I can only stop the issue if I crash the Firefox tab subprocess that the site was loaded on in Task Manager by ending that subprocess.
Just wondering if there was a change in coding or scripting on the site earlier in the week? This is the only site that is giving me an issue and it occurs every time I access the site. If I don't load this site, issue never occurs. I never use IE/Edge browsers, so haven't tested with them. I can try Chrome, but not sure that would help given Chrome is already known for issues with high resource usage. I was going to test using Firefox without addons, but since this is the only site giving the issue, I'm not sure that would be helpful (I use NoScript and UBlock Origin addons in Firefox). Thanks.
Just wondering if there was a change in coding or scripting on the site earlier in the week? This is the only site that is giving me an issue and it occurs every time I access the site. If I don't load this site, issue never occurs. I never use IE/Edge browsers, so haven't tested with them. I can try Chrome, but not sure that would help given Chrome is already known for issues with high resource usage. I was going to test using Firefox without addons, but since this is the only site giving the issue, I'm not sure that would be helpful (I use NoScript and UBlock Origin addons in Firefox). Thanks.