Fix qutebrowser high cpu usage
Published 2018-04-06 on Anjan's Homepage
I love qutebrowser for its vim keys but I found that qutebrowser's cpu usage was too high. Indeed, the cpu usage reached 80% on my sandy bridge i7 laptop when I had one archwiki tab open. To fix the high cpu usage, I disabled software rendering. Here are the steps I followed:
- Open qutebrowser
- Type in
:set - Look for
qt.force_software_renderingand set the option tofalse - Restart qutebrowser
Keep in mind that if you use Nouveau drivers you must have software rendering enabled and this fix will probably not work for you.
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