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Times when FireFox uses a lot of ram:	by PsychoI3oy	2005-02-14 10:02:33
235MB. That's what 40 IE windows take up.	by rook_mtl	2005-02-14 10:43:05
Ok, it is that much easier. ;)	by LionsPhil	2005-02-14 10:46:24
That was 40 seperate processes.	by rook_mtl	2005-02-14 10:52:05
Ah. I retract my retraction.	by LionsPhil	2005-02-14 10:54:40
To do that I'd have to click on open in new window	by rook_mtl	2005-02-14 10:56:19
Okay, opened 40 windows.	by rook_mtl	2005-02-14 11:01:16
Ssh, keep it down.	by LionsPhil	2005-02-14 11:11:34
IE doesn't seem to use a much of a RAM Cache as FF	by Spudd86	2005-02-14 11:29:02
FF has an in-memory cache?	by LionsPhil	2005-02-14 11:41:09
It's been in since at least 0,7 when I started	by Spudd86	2005-02-14 13:59:28
Where's it configurated?	by LionsPhil	2005-02-14 14:12:44
I can only see disk cache settings. If you tell me it's only under about:config, I'm going to have to stick another pin in my Mozilla voodoo doll...in-memory caching is something that should be easy to toggle!
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Hrmmm... It used to be under Edit -> Preferences	by bwkaz	2005-02-14 18:55:46

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