However, in the later versions, the company changes the way of handling the plugins installed in Firefox. Now, all the installed Firefox addons can be identified easily as those run in a separate process i. That mean, if a plugin does not load properly or malfunctions, the whole Firefox browser does not get affected.
Though, this process is very useful but it consumes heavy CPU memory. In order to disable the process in the very older versions of Firefox, just follow the steps mentioned below. The above method does not probably work in the newer versions.
Run Firefox in Safe Mode If you want to find out if a plugin is causing the problem, you can run Firefox in Safe mode, which will disable all extensions, plugins, themes and anything else. Oliver SK. Oliver is the founder and lead editor of this site. He is interested in finding new ways to break Windows, find common errors and help others to fix them.
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If the desired parameter is detected, you will need to change its value from "True" to "False". To do this, just double click on the parameter and the value will be modified. The problem is that you will not be able to disable plugin-container. In this case, to disable the plugin-container. To do this, open the menu "Control Panel" , set the display mode "Small icons" and go to section "System". In the window that opens, click on the tab "Advanced". In the system variables box, click the button "Create".
In the countryside. This is all for today, I hope you have been able to solve the problem with Mozilla Firefox.
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