On an unrelated note, I opened this url in a new tab, took a quick look, then came back to read the comments.
A few minutes after I hear the fans on my pc start ramping up. Sure enough, I open the system monitor and see chrome going crazy on my CPU. In chrome, I open the task manager, then click sort by CPU. The entry at the top of the list reads:
> subframe: facebook[dot]com
I get taken to the open downdetector.com tab after double clicking the entry. After closing the tab everything goes back to normal.
Does anyone know why or what downdetector/facebook would do that requires 100% of my CPU's resources?
PS. I have ublock origin installed. My cpu is an i9-12900K.
Re:AWS us-west-2 issues
by j_walter on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @05:35PM
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That is unrelated, but I've seen similar issues recently when logging into Canvas (you know for school). Maxes out my CPU and if I leave it long enough it crashes the tab due to memory...it's not displaying anything special...
A few minutes after I hear the fans on my pc start ramping up. Sure enough, I open the system monitor and see chrome going crazy on my CPU. In chrome, I open the task manager, then click sort by CPU. The entry at the top of the list reads:
> subframe: facebook[dot]com
I get taken to the open downdetector.com tab after double clicking the entry. After closing the tab everything goes back to normal.
Does anyone know why or what downdetector/facebook would do that requires 100% of my CPU's resources?
PS. I have ublock origin installed. My cpu is an i9-12900K.