You often have a feeling that your
system becomes slower when you
open Firefox with few important tabs
in the background. You want to get to
the bottom of it.
Type ‘about:memory’ in the
address bar and press Enter in order
to get information about how much
memory Firefox has reserved and how
much memory is the browser actually
using at the moment. You can get cache
information on the screen with the
command about:cache. You will come to
know where Firefox buffers its data (RAM,
hard disk and network), how memory
space is utilised on the whole and how
much memory is still unused. If you want
to know this in detail, you need to also
know which entries are saved. They are
listed as links on request (click the link).
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