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My Macbook Pro battery life is being killed by by the Firefoxcp WebContent CPU utilization. Any thoughts on how to make it better?

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bryndearborn
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Essentially my battery life is under 2 hours. Battery health seems fine but FF seems to be using excess CPU and draining the battery excessively quick.

Essentially my battery life is under 2 hours. Battery health seems fine but FF seems to be using excess CPU and draining the battery excessively quick.
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bryndearborn
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OK. After some testing. It seems to go off the rails with meet.google.com meetings. With new quarantine life I am on those calls all the time. I prefer FF so hoping some ideas on how to make it better.

Paul
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Hi Bryan

Have you tried closing other tabs that you have open during these calls?

Another option that you may wish to consider (that I appreciate you may not be able to control) is to try a different meeting service, or possibly make some of your calls audio only.

(I am a volunteer here, but for my "day job" I too am working for home with regular audio calls.)