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Several times, when I want to see a site, and notice that it will take to much time, I order for the computer to stop. I click on the X with the mouse and I press Esc in the keyboard, but generally the computer don't obey, or it take very much time until the computer stop. Is it so difficult to create a navigator that obeys more to the order that come form the keyboard (the orders of the owner) than to orders of externals sources? Is it so difficult? I think that is a bias form the guys that create the navigators. When I cut the electricity, the computer ever knows how to stop.
Your problem doesn't seem to be one native to K-Meleon, but rather to computer maintenance and RAM. Here are a few links:
http://miekiemoes.blogspot.com/2008/02/help-my-computer-is-slow.html
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic44694.html
http://www.malwareremoval.com/tutorials/runningslowly.php
Sometimes, especially with KM 1.6 beta, I have that prob too, the whole browser window seems like frozen for a long while. But have lately noticed that it helps to keep a second browser window open (can stay empty), and if one window 'freezes', I click the other one in the taskbar, that seems to break up the queue: immediately the first window is reacting again to the mouse and keyboard
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/17/2011 03:01AM by siria.
In fact, you can click any type of other window and back to KM to wake it up. I am fairly certain this is a KernelX problem, maybe related to using KernelX for some programs but not all of them, creating multiple queues for moouse and keyboard events. I will try to research it a little more this week.
Any XP users experiencing these lockups? Sometimes they never time out.
Also, it looks like Flash running can prevent clicks from getting through to the browser.
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The computer should obey the stop order better
Posted by:
rsroberto
Date: January 04, 2011 07:14AM
Several times, when I want to see a site, and notice that it will take to much time, I order for the computer to stop. I click on the X with the mouse and I press Esc in the keyboard, but generally the computer don't obey, or it take very much time until the computer stop. Is it so difficult to create a navigator that obeys more to the order that come form the keyboard (the orders of the owner) than to orders of externals sources? Is it so difficult? I think that is a bias form the guys that create the navigators. When I cut the electricity, the computer ever knows how to stop.
Re: The computer should obey the stop order better
Posted by:
Kleon
Date: January 17, 2011 02:04AM
Your problem doesn't seem to be one native to K-Meleon, but rather to computer maintenance and RAM. Here are a few links:
http://miekiemoes.blogspot.com/2008/02/help-my-computer-is-slow.html
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic44694.html
http://www.malwareremoval.com/tutorials/runningslowly.php
Re: The computer should obey the stop order better
Posted by:
siria
Date: January 17, 2011 03:00AM
Sometimes, especially with KM 1.6 beta, I have that prob too, the whole browser window seems like frozen for a long while. But have lately noticed that it helps to keep a second browser window open (can stay empty), and if one window 'freezes', I click the other one in the taskbar, that seems to break up the queue: immediately the first window is reacting again to the mouse and keyboard
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/17/2011 03:01AM by siria.
Re: The computer should obey the stop order better
Posted by:
snuz2
Date: January 17, 2011 02:56PM
In fact, you can click any type of other window and back to KM to wake it up. I am fairly certain this is a KernelX problem, maybe related to using KernelX for some programs but not all of them, creating multiple queues for moouse and keyboard events. I will try to research it a little more this week.
Any XP users experiencing these lockups? Sometimes they never time out.
Also, it looks like Flash running can prevent clicks from getting through to the browser.
