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(In reply to Gabriele Svelto from comment #24)Īlso, the original reporter had several YouTube- and Twitch-related extensions, is that also the case? If anybody can do this it would help us immensely in identifying the issue. Following this procedure should eventually lead you to the version that first contained the problem, attach this information here.

If you can reproduce close Firefox and click on the 'Bad' button in mozregression window, if the problem is gone click on the 'Good' button

mozregression will download and launch a version of Firefox, try reproducing the problem.In the 'Build selection' page set 'Last known good build' to release 111 and 'First known bad build' to release 112 then click next.Click next again, this will test using a new profile and won't pollute your main Firefox profile.Click next, this will take you to the 'Profile selection' page.In the wizard leave everything to its default values except for 'Repository' which needs to be mozilla-central.Click on the scissors icon in the top left (Run a new bisection).If anyone experiencing this issue consistently has some time on their hands it would be super-helpful if they could run mozrgression for us: Not rising until 100% of memory is reached (22 gigs of in-use memory). Normal use around 3-6 gigs depending on workload. RAM usage reflects tabs loaded and memory gets unloaded or stays steady depending on usage. When closing Firefox, video seems to trail on for a second or two before shutting down, as if it is unloading a bunch of data in the background first. Firefox seems to run normally for the most part, sometimes delayed input. Just have the Video tab loaded and stopped the video and it will continue to rise even when buffer percentage is reached, as if some infinite cycle going on. This RAM usage is not correctly reported in Task Manager, but is visible in Resource Monitor under Firefox. With other video providers at different rates. With Youtube at a rate of 13 megabytes a second. In all cases above, seemingly, when Video related content is loaded after 30 or so minutes Firefox will consume all RAM. Opened firefox, tabs restored w/ Youtube/Videos immediately | OR | Opened Firefox with no tabs loaded with video, then opened Twitch VOD | OR | Opened Firefox with no tabs loaded with video, then opened Kick VOD | OR | Opened a separate Firefox Profile and watched a video on there

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