What it actually does is
reduce Firefox's memory footprint to a minimum while minimized by caching it to disk. If you're using a desktop PC with a fast-ish hard disk and limited memory, that might be useful, but on, say, a netbook, you'll be waiting an eternity for Firefox to start up again when you switch back to it.
(, Sat 13 Dec 2008, 11:33, Reply)
ahh right
well it might help someone - i notice with firefox i sometimes get it using 300mbs+ of memory. which seems a lot.
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Rev. Jesse. broke his ankle, Sat 13 Dec 2008, 11:41,
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