If I have Microsoft Word open, the computer will eventually hangup when Firefox is open at the same time. It seems to me there is some sort of memory address conflict. Two different programs accessing the same memory locations creates a conflict between those two programs. If I want to change the brightness, I will open the Graphics Properties, and will select Intel HD Graphics Control Panel. Firefox also interferes with that program. The web pages are too dark in comparison to the brightness of offline software applications. I wish Firefox would turn up the brightness. Now the other problem has to do with Adobe Reader. Firefox also interferes with that program. In computer programming classes they told us about assigning memory on the Stack and on the Heap. And to be careful with Pointers. Make sure to not address memory at certain locations, and to give back the memory after the routine has finished. What I have been experiencing with Firefox ever since the 64 bit version was introduced, is a very serious problem with memory leaks.
