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@Spairo83: I bet you've just filed a duplicate report for a known problem, check other issues! And BTW, mind providing more detail about version information, OS, etc. ?

Same here, when TST colored tabs is enabled, Firefox will eat a huge amount of memory at startup when TST initializes its tree in side pane. Most of the time...

Well, few details: I reproduced that crash at start-up on my 2 machines (a CentOS 7 and a Rocky Linux 9), both are equiped with 32GB of RAM, let's not...

I use auto-tab-discard and I think it doesn't help at all WRT our problem here.

Thanks for your quick reply, @IsmaelMartinez, and you were right, according to [https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/breaking-changes#changed-gtk-4-is-default-when-running-gnome]: > Changed: GTK 4 is default when running GNOME > > After an [upstream change](https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/6310469), GTK 4...

@githb123: the app is moving forward (and this is due to electron and its dependencies to GTK+, there's no real choice but to follow it), that's a quite normal situation...

To be clear, by "older systems", I meant non-GTK4 ones. But as you say that's maybe not even accurate. Indeed they are not all that "older" (this is why I...

As a *temporary* workaround, you could try to use devilspie to force TfL's window a decent size Here, using devilspie 0.23 and the following config file, works: (if (is (window_class)...

Oh yes, a way to change the status (and status message) of a running TFL from the command-line (and when starting), please!

Still around SC2155, since there is no other way to assign a value to a variable you declare read-only than assigning its value on the declare statement, raising this warning...