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Why is Firefox for android using 26% of my mobile's CPU when I'm not using it?

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When I left Firefox there weren't even any pages loaded - (just about:home)

This will cause unnecessary battery drain.

So why does Firefox use so many CPU cycles for about:home, is it running javascript for a page I closed? (wired.com)

When I left Firefox there weren't even any pages loaded - (just about:home) This will cause unnecessary battery drain. So why does Firefox use so many CPU cycles for about:home, is it running javascript for a page I closed? (wired.com)

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Hi!

Could you provide the current version of Firefox that is running on your device as well as the type of device you have (Brand, Model, Android version).

Thanks!

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Hi!

Could you provide the current version of Firefox that is running on your device as well as the type of device you have (Brand, Model, Android version).

Thanks!

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Samsung Galaxy Note II model GT-N7100 Android 4.3 Firefox 26.0.1

...But it's not doing it again, worth keeping an eye on but ok for now.

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Hi, I've also noticed Firefox v27 (updated Feb 2014) is using 25% cpu on android v4.1.2 on a galaxy s2. I have no addons installed. Im on a rooted phone and can run the linux 'top' command. Firefox doesn't appear to exit properly when I press the home key and it sits on it's home screen flattening the phones battery all day long.