Make NetNewsWire Sing
geeked. wondered why browsers and NetNewsWire were such CPU hogs. I, myself, have noticed NetNewsWire sucking large amounts of CPU. Brent left a comment on the entry suggesting this: "In NetNewsWire, open the Preferences, click on Appearance, and click on Web Pages. Disable Java, JavaScript, and plugins — and restart NetNewsWire. Most likely you will not find this CPU usage happens again."
It worked for me! Thanks, Brent.
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I have often said that NetNewsWire is my favorite app for OS X (so much so that some might think I'm getting paid by Ranchero, but...
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#1 - You are correct they are disabled as the default, so I don't know what you've been doing!
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Lee Grosbauer
errr ... those three items, I meant.
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Lee Grosbauer
Having those there items disabled would seem perhaps to already be the initial default NetNewsWire settings, however? I think ...
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