e.g., after the installation, Firefox is not accessible from the Windows startup menu. There still appears to other minor issues though. After installing 38.0.5, the speed seems to be OK now, as Firefox usually was. Change plugin settings Limit the number of plugins Clear Mozilla Firefox cache Tricks with About: config Deactivate Pocket and go to Bookmarks Delineate. The Guest OS has 2048 M memory, and does not have Guest Additions installed.Īs the accepted answer suggests, this might be a bug in the 38.0.1 version. The System\Acceleration Setting had Hardware Virtualization on for both Enable VT-x/AMD-v and Enable Nested Paging. In fact, it is using a VGA driver.ĭoes anyone have a similar experience and/or know of a solution? Much like modern operating systems, Firefox supplies a one-click option to return to a manufacturing facility default state, eliminating every one of. You don't have to begin from scratch all over once more. My best guess is that my Guest OS is a fresh install of Windows, which does not include drivers for graphics acceleration/graphic cards (CPU-integrated or discrete). If Firefox is still running slow-moving after you make the above adjustments, you should start fresh with a clean duplicate of Firefox. I was wondering if anyone knows the cause. It's both slower than IE8 that comes with the Guest, or the same version of FF on my host Windows. I started over from a new image and installed FF, but it is still slow. It's as if I am remote controlling a computer through a slow connection.
It's tolerable, but typing addresses and switching tabs cause delays that can be clearly felt. To my surprise, the new firefox 38.0.1 was quite slow on the Guest. I have used firefox for years, and it has always being very fast and as responsive as my cell phones. I am making a new windows virtualbox image today, and just installed firefox from
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