Windows is the most used operating system in the world. Despite this, the operating system has been hosting an important problem that has affected almost all users for a long time. According to today’s information Microsoft teamresolved the issue in Firefox with the new update. Here are the details!
Microsoft finally solved the 5-year-old problem in Firefox
Among the most used browsers on computers with Windows installed Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera And Firefox is located. Each of these browsers has its own different features. However, Firefox, developed by Mozilla, is facing a problem that has been going on for 5 years.
Microsoft and the Mozilla team today, with Firefox open high CPU causing the use Windows Defender finally solved the problem. This problem, which continued since May 2018, was not only in Windows 11 but also in Windows 10 systems.
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Interaction of Windows Defender and Firefox high CPU usage it was causing. Users, on the other hand, faced the problem of their computers getting stuck while using a browser. However, as the problem was not for Edge and Chrome users, it turned out that this only affects Firefox.
The real cause of the problem was Windows Defender’s real-time protection. The Mozilla team worked with the Microsoft team to resolve the issue. Also, investigations revealed that VirtualProtect calls were extremely high. It was understood that this brought with it a performance problem.
To fix the problem, Microsoft decided that Defender’s engine (1.1.20200.2) released the beta version. This version was deployed to the stable channel of antivirus definitions. So in CPU usage a 75 percent reduction turned out to be. Also released on April 4 March 2023 update With that, the problem has finally been resolved.
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