Okay, I admit that the previous tips to fix Firefox’ memory leak didn’t work quite well. In my computer, it only works for the first Firefox session. When I close Firefox, and open a new session, the memory dropped again. Many people also said that the tips didn’t work. So I guess I have to stick with my usual method to handle Firefox’s memory problem.

I’m using a wonderful application named FreeRAM XP Pro. This small application has the ability to optimize the computer’s RAM (Random Access Memory), which will result in an increase in system perfomance and productivity. Everytime I saw Firefox consumed too much memory, I just told FreeRAM XP Pro to optimize my computer memory, and there, trapped memory from Firefox cache is free at last.

FreeRAM XP Pro resides on the tray bar. This freeware application is able to run automatically when our computer memory drop below certain level, so there’s no need to do it manually. Also, FreeRAM can be scheduled to clean the memory on every desired minutes.

For effective usage, I recommended to set FreeRAM to stay as tray icon, and make it do its cleaning memory job everytime we double-click the icon.

Screenshot below:

FreeRAM XP features and options include:

• automatic, real-time memory monitoring and optimization
• fast, threaded memory freeing with stop option
• AutoFree option intelligently optimizes RAM without sacrificing performance
• system metric and performance monitors
• advanced tray support
• memory reporting and diagnostic logging
• simple, attractive interface
• RAM-cuts (RAM-freeing Windows shortcuts)
• Customizable Windows hotkey support
• More options and customizability

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