Unresponsive Web Scripts Cause Ubuntu to Stall
At least I THINK this is the problem. So I'm basically going about my business with various tasks when Ubuntu simply grinds to a crawl. It may take about ten minutes for normal behaviour to resume. I sometimes have to use htop to kill my running browsers. Every time this happens it seems there's an unresponsive web page in one of the browsers.
Any ideas on how to stop this behaviour? If there's an unresponsive web page it shouldn't cause the whole system to stall...
crash browser
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At least I THINK this is the problem. So I'm basically going about my business with various tasks when Ubuntu simply grinds to a crawl. It may take about ten minutes for normal behaviour to resume. I sometimes have to use htop to kill my running browsers. Every time this happens it seems there's an unresponsive web page in one of the browsers.
Any ideas on how to stop this behaviour? If there's an unresponsive web page it shouldn't cause the whole system to stall...
crash browser
edited Jan 3 at 10:28
SurvivalMachine
1,2893717
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Yu BuntuYu Buntu
236
I meant to type "Ubuntu."
– Yu Buntu
Jan 3 at 8:18
Please specify which web browser you are using. If you are using Google Chrome or Chromium. You can pressShift+Escto open the task manager to see which tab (or tabs) is hogging your resource (including CPU and memory) and trouble shoot the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 3 at 8:32
Then just edit your question to fix that.
– Soren A
Jan 3 at 8:38
I don't think it's browser specific - i.e. it happens with Chrome and Firefox. The problem is so bad that I'm barely able to do anything, even open the task manager.
– Yu Buntu
Jan 4 at 6:25
Can you specify more about when does it happen? It happen righter after open chrome or firefox, or it happen after you open some website, or it happen after a long time put as idle. Add this additional information to your question could help to sort out the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 4 at 7:45
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At least I THINK this is the problem. So I'm basically going about my business with various tasks when Ubuntu simply grinds to a crawl. It may take about ten minutes for normal behaviour to resume. I sometimes have to use htop to kill my running browsers. Every time this happens it seems there's an unresponsive web page in one of the browsers.
Any ideas on how to stop this behaviour? If there's an unresponsive web page it shouldn't cause the whole system to stall...
crash browser
edited Jan 3 at 10:28
SurvivalMachine
1,2893717
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Yu BuntuYu Buntu
236
At least I THINK this is the problem. So I'm basically going about my business with various tasks when Ubuntu simply grinds to a crawl. It may take about ten minutes for normal behaviour to resume. I sometimes have to use htop to kill my running browsers. Every time this happens it seems there's an unresponsive web page in one of the browsers.
Any ideas on how to stop this behaviour? If there's an unresponsive web page it shouldn't cause the whole system to stall...
crash browser
crash browser
edited Jan 3 at 10:28
SurvivalMachine
1,2893717
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Yu BuntuYu Buntu
236
edited Jan 3 at 10:28
SurvivalMachine
1,2893717
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Yu BuntuYu Buntu
236
edited Jan 3 at 10:28
SurvivalMachine
1,2893717
edited Jan 3 at 10:28
SurvivalMachine
1,2893717
edited Jan 3 at 10:28
SurvivalMachine
1,2893717
1,2893717
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Yu BuntuYu Buntu
236
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Yu BuntuYu Buntu
236
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Yu BuntuYu Buntu
236
236
I meant to type "Ubuntu."
– Yu Buntu
Jan 3 at 8:18
Please specify which web browser you are using. If you are using Google Chrome or Chromium. You can pressShift+Escto open the task manager to see which tab (or tabs) is hogging your resource (including CPU and memory) and trouble shoot the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 3 at 8:32
Then just edit your question to fix that.
– Soren A
Jan 3 at 8:38
I don't think it's browser specific - i.e. it happens with Chrome and Firefox. The problem is so bad that I'm barely able to do anything, even open the task manager.
– Yu Buntu
Jan 4 at 6:25
Can you specify more about when does it happen? It happen righter after open chrome or firefox, or it happen after you open some website, or it happen after a long time put as idle. Add this additional information to your question could help to sort out the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 4 at 7:45
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I meant to type "Ubuntu."
– Yu Buntu
Jan 3 at 8:18
Please specify which web browser you are using. If you are using Google Chrome or Chromium. You can pressShift+Escto open the task manager to see which tab (or tabs) is hogging your resource (including CPU and memory) and trouble shoot the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 3 at 8:32
Then just edit your question to fix that.
– Soren A
Jan 3 at 8:38
I don't think it's browser specific - i.e. it happens with Chrome and Firefox. The problem is so bad that I'm barely able to do anything, even open the task manager.
– Yu Buntu
Jan 4 at 6:25
Can you specify more about when does it happen? It happen righter after open chrome or firefox, or it happen after you open some website, or it happen after a long time put as idle. Add this additional information to your question could help to sort out the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 4 at 7:45
I meant to type "Ubuntu."
– Yu Buntu
Jan 3 at 8:18
I meant to type "Ubuntu."
– Yu Buntu
Jan 3 at 8:18
Please specify which web browser you are using. If you are using Google Chrome or Chromium. You can press
Shift+Esc to open the task manager to see which tab (or tabs) is hogging your resource (including CPU and memory) and trouble shoot the problem.– Wan Chap
Jan 3 at 8:32
Please specify which web browser you are using. If you are using Google Chrome or Chromium. You can press
Shift+Esc to open the task manager to see which tab (or tabs) is hogging your resource (including CPU and memory) and trouble shoot the problem.– Wan Chap
Jan 3 at 8:32
Then just edit your question to fix that.
– Soren A
Jan 3 at 8:38
Then just edit your question to fix that.
– Soren A
Jan 3 at 8:38
I don't think it's browser specific - i.e. it happens with Chrome and Firefox. The problem is so bad that I'm barely able to do anything, even open the task manager.
– Yu Buntu
Jan 4 at 6:25
I don't think it's browser specific - i.e. it happens with Chrome and Firefox. The problem is so bad that I'm barely able to do anything, even open the task manager.
– Yu Buntu
Jan 4 at 6:25
Can you specify more about when does it happen? It happen righter after open chrome or firefox, or it happen after you open some website, or it happen after a long time put as idle. Add this additional information to your question could help to sort out the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 4 at 7:45
Can you specify more about when does it happen? It happen righter after open chrome or firefox, or it happen after you open some website, or it happen after a long time put as idle. Add this additional information to your question could help to sort out the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 4 at 7:45
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I meant to type "Ubuntu."
– Yu Buntu
Jan 3 at 8:18
Please specify which web browser you are using. If you are using Google Chrome or Chromium. You can press
Shift+Escto open the task manager to see which tab (or tabs) is hogging your resource (including CPU and memory) and trouble shoot the problem.– Wan Chap
Jan 3 at 8:32
Then just edit your question to fix that.
– Soren A
Jan 3 at 8:38
I don't think it's browser specific - i.e. it happens with Chrome and Firefox. The problem is so bad that I'm barely able to do anything, even open the task manager.
– Yu Buntu
Jan 4 at 6:25
Can you specify more about when does it happen? It happen righter after open chrome or firefox, or it happen after you open some website, or it happen after a long time put as idle. Add this additional information to your question could help to sort out the problem.
– Wan Chap
Jan 4 at 7:45