Visit https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/ to check the status of your plugins. If you see any Update Now buttons, click them and wait for them to update. Restart Firefox once finished. Plugins can increase CPU usage when you view videos, PDFs, or other media. Once all of your plugins are up to date, testing them is pretty easy: Visit the Plugins tab of the Add-Ons manager. Click each drop-down menu that says "Always Activate" and set it to "Ask to Activate" instead. Browse as usual. You will see a small popup every time a plugin asks to be activated. If you say "Yes" and your CPU usage rises, that plugin is the problem. When the problem is identified, look for alternative plugins for the same format. If there are none, leave that plugin in "Ask to Activate" mode. One solution is to block media you don't want to see in the first place. Try these extensions: If Flash causes the problem, install Flashblock. If JavaScript causes issues, install NoScript. This will take some hands-on effort at first to disable problematic scripts one by one. For a generally lower CPU load, install Adblock Plus or another ad blocker. . If all else fails, return your Firefox to default state. This will permanently delete your add-ons, but most preferences and bookmarks should remain unchanged. To do this, return to about:support and click Refresh Firefox. You may want to try the other issues below before you resort to this. If Safe Mode fixed your issue, however, add-ons are almost certainly the problem.
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One-sentence summary -- Update your plugins. Adjust plugin behavior. Install new extensions to disable problem content. Reset Firefox

Q: " You'll find this in the menu toolbar located on the upper-left portion of the web page Now you can select a color for your presentation's background. Click the small square box on the "Background" options window and select the color you wish to use from the color palette. Selecting a color will instantly change the presentation's background to that color. Click on "Done" to save the changes you've made. If you're not satisfied with the background color, select "Reset to theme" to change back to the default background settings of your slideshow.
A: Click on "Slide. Select "Change Background" from the drop-down list. Change the color of your presentation's background. Save your changes.

Article: Make sure that you are using unbleached cheesecloth for this. You can also use a clean towel instead. Make sure that the bowl is deep enough for the strainer and 1 cup (240 milliliters) worth of liquid. You can use homemade or store-bought yogurt. If you are using store-bought yogurt, make sure that it does not contain gelatin or pectin. Make sure that you are using plain yogurt or kefir; do not use the flavored kind. This can take up to 24 hours. If you used yogurt, you'll be left with sour cream in the strainer. You can leave the bowl in the fridge longer as well; this will give you more whey and turn the yogurt into cream cheese. Save the solids in the cheesecloth. Depending on how long you strained the yogurt/kefir, you'll be left with Greek yogurt, sour cream, or cream cheese! At this point, your whey is complete. It has plenty of protein on its own, but if you want to get even more protein, you'll have to dehydrate it. Dehydrating will concentrate the whey by removing water from it. Fill the trays that came with your dehydrator with 1 cup (240 milliliters) of the liquid whey. Dehydrate the whey according to the instructions on your dehydrator. For most machines and dairy products, this will be 135F (58C). It will take about 12 hours for the dehydration to be complete. Pour all of the collected whey into a large pot. Bring the whey to a boil over medium-high heat, then reduce the heat to a steady boil. Allow it to cook until it turns into a thick, clumpy, curdle. Transfer it to a tray lined with parchment paper or wax paper, then let it cool. Break it into smaller pieces, and let it dry, about 24 hours. You can do this in a blender, coffee grinder, or food processor. Hand-processed whey may still feel damp at this point. If this happens to you, repeat the process: spread the whey out again, wait 24 hours, then grind it once more. Transfer the whey to a lidded container, such as a jar. Mix it into protein shakes or smoothies. You can also add it to baked recipes, such as muffins, cupcakes, or scones.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Line a strainer with cheesecloth and set it into a bowl. Scoop the yogurt or kefir into the lined strainer. Place the bowl into the fridge and let the liquid to drain from the yogurt. Pour the collected whey into a pitcher. Dehydrate the whey with a dehydrator, if you have one. Process the whey manually if you don't have a dehydrator. Blend the dried whey into a powder. Store and use the powdered whey.

Article: Remove any tattered food bits and clean the waste from the tank using a small net or cloth. It's important to keep the turtle's eating and living area clean of waste to make the turtle happy. Change out the drinking water regularly and supply new water when you do this. If you use a water filter, you only need to change out the water every couple of weeks. Remove the turtle from the tank and place it into a temperature controlled area for a while you wash out the tank thoroughly with spring water. You don't usually need to use soap to wash down the turtle's tank. Just use a thorough scrub brush to scrape off any algae or other growth from the sides of the tank. Replace the water, the light, other supplies, and the thermometer, and return the turtle to the freshly cleaned habitat. When you do full tank cleanings, it's a good idea to wash down your turtle and inspect for any signs of injury or disease. There is shell conditioner that you can buy at the pet store, which can be applied with a toothbrush to the back of the shell. Gently brush off any algae and other growth using the toothbrush. Many turtles like the sensation of being brushed, so this should be a good experience for your pet. Turtles are cold-blooded, which means they take a long time to adjust to temperature changes. If you take your pet out of the tank to play, be sure the room is at relatively the same temperature as the tank. Sudden changes will cause stress and possibly harm the turtle's immune system. Turtles often carry Salmonella, so it's very important to wash your hands after handling them. Keeping the water in the tanks fresh and removing waste promptly should also help keep bacteria under control in the habitat. Installation of a water filtration system should also help. Keep your fingers away from the turtle's mouth any time you handle your pet. A bite can hurt even if accidental. Turtles are not like dogs and cats. They do not enjoy going for walks and being handled. Some keepers allow their turtles to walk around on their floors, or take them outside for walks, or carry them around. This is not something your turtle will enjoy, nor is it good for them. This causes unnecessary stress and could will eventually lead to health problems. How do you keep turtles happy? Leave them in their habitat and watch them swim, eat, bask and move about in their home which you have provided. They will be much happier and so will you. Most people find that tortoises enjoy going outdoors and roaming around under supervision, while turtles prefer remaining in their habitats and not being handled. Still, it's good to limit your direct handling of the tortoise as much, in general.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Change the water and remove old food bits every 2-3 days. Clean the turtle's tank every two to three weeks. Groom the turtle a few times a year. Only take the turtle out of the habitat in similar temperatures. Always wash your hands before and after handling your turtle. Leave the turtle alone most of the time.