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Re: CPU pegged for archive message from Google search using Firefox

CRPence wrote:
I did not have to explicitly clear my cache, which is good, since I
could not find that in FF. Probably, I had rebooted sometime since I
had the issue. Anyhow, the problem no longer occurs. Thx.

Clearing the cache is just a catchall ... the javascript file that was loading the highlighter was changed (cleared out), so it would reload anyways.

Just curious... So am I to infer that code from midrange.com was what
ran on my PC, to highlight the token(s) provided in a search? And
visiting now [after clearing cache] that code either no longer runs
or a version which does not cause the CPU is there in place.?

I removed it entirely ... even the latest version was causing problems. No clue why.

The added value was minimal, so I just got rid of it.

david


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