Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch VMMap64.exe and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens. - In the windows, click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
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Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens. - In the windows, click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens. - In the windows, click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue? - Share the screenshot here.
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens. - Share the screenshot here. - In the windows, click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens. - Share the screenshot here. - In the VMMap window, click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens. - Share the screenshot here. - Ideally, if you can also click `File`, `Save As` to save the data then share that file with me at yjuglaret@mozilla.com, that is even better. - In the VMMap window, click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens and share the screenshot here. - Ideally, if you can also click `File`, `Save As` to save the data then share that file with me at yjuglaret@mozilla.com, that is even better. - In the VMMap window, click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens and share the screenshot here. - Ideally, if you can also click `File`, `Save As` to save the data then share that file with me at yjuglaret@mozilla.com, that is even better. - In the VMMap window, if you click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens and share the screenshot here. - Ideally, if you can also click `File`, `Save As` to save the data, then share that file with me at yjuglaret@mozilla.com, that is even better. - In the VMMap window, if you click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?
Hello, thank you for your report! Can you try the following steps: - Download [VMMap](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/vmmap). - Reproduce the issue. - Navigate to `about:processes` and identify the process ID for the GPU process, it should show as `GPU (XXXX)` where `XXXX` is the process ID. - Launch `VMMap64.exe` and select the Firefox GPU process by process ID. - Capture a screenshot of the VMMap window that opens and share the screenshot here. - Ideally, if you can also click `File`, `Save As` to save the data into a file, then share that file with me at yjuglaret@mozilla.com, that is even better. - In the VMMap window, if you click `Tools`, `Empty Working Set`, does this temporarily solve the issue?