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Reduce battery usage by controlling Flash in Safari
Not to be too pragmatic, but the following is true:
Reduce battery usage by controlling Flash in Safari
Nobody's pointing fingers at Adobe or the Macromedia guys. The fact is that there are just quite a few Flash developers out there who design Flash animations that peg your CPU. There are definitely good Flash developers out there as well, but they seem to be in the minority.
Reduce battery usage by controlling Flash in Safari
Try http://www.howcast.com/videos/17502-How-To-Throw-Knives. For me (Safari 3.1.2, Mac OS X 10.4.11, G4 1.25GHz), that page uses 100% of my CPU until I close the page.
I've seem similar pages that use less CPU when opened in Firefox, although that one seems to be the same in both browsers.
Adobe Guy Wades In, Demands Test Results.
Hey Adobe guy! Let me know where you get your batteries that are immune to increased CPU usage, will you? You might want to patent the idea...
Adobe Guy here....
I agreed with you that any increased CPU usage uses more batteries. My exact statement was/is:
Adobe Guy here....
Actually, you followed that up with: |
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