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Terrible upstream network performance using Firefox on Windows 10 1909

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irixpower
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There is a measuring tool for evaluating ISP performance http://bredbandskollen.se When I test my Windows 10 1909 using firefox I get 484,41 Mbit/s downstream and 5,69 Mbit/s upstream When I do the same with Microsoft EDGE, I get 483,78 Mbit/s downstream and 617,09 Mbit/s So, the downstream performance is the same, but for the upstream performance, the difference is more than 100 times! (This behaviour using Firefox on Windows is nothing I have seen before).

There is a measuring tool for evaluating ISP performance http://bredbandskollen.se When I test my Windows 10 1909 using firefox I get 484,41 Mbit/s downstream and 5,69 Mbit/s upstream When I do the same with Microsoft EDGE, I get 483,78 Mbit/s downstream and 617,09 Mbit/s So, the downstream performance is the same, but for the upstream performance, the difference is more than 100 times! (This behaviour using Firefox on Windows is nothing I have seen before).
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Chris Ilias
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Hi irixpower, I'm very sorry about that. The first reply was a spammer. I've deactivated his forum account.

If you close Firefox, then start Firefox in Safe Mode, does the problem still occur? To start in Safe Mode, go to Help > Restart with Add-ons Disabled.

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