User reported: This webpage using significant energy.

[Ocean West]

I am not sure what to tell them they are using Safari doesn't look like they have any extensions loaded. 

I only have google analytics running. 

When I inspected my page I seen the same warnings about deprecated jQuery same as here. 

I did see this error, not sure where that is coming from.
 

[Ocean West]

Anyone have insight why safari is reporting significant energy usage.

[Randy Calvert]

This happens to me across MANY different sites… Facebook, Twitter, etc. 

I tend to see it more on sites that use AJAX calls to load additional content.

[opentype]

I only know this from websites left open and active with extensive background activity, like a live JavaScript stock chart or video playback. I am not sure how a forum should produce this. Stuff like Google Analytics is just processed once during the page load. It doesn’t create the permanent energy drain that is typical for that warning. You might need to narrow down the pages where this happens and what users are doing or not doing. Maybe some ad slot creates permanent JavaScript activity? Or something like that. In addition, it might help to ask them about hard and software used. I guess for a very outdated Mac, many website can be too much. 

[Ocean West]

thanks. all my ads are just gifs no JS there and only have Google Analytics. from the screen shot he sent me he didn't seem to be running any browser extensions. - suspect it just could be underpowered Mac not plugged in to power? but could who knows. 

 

[Randy Calvert]

Remember… IPB does have background activities going on. For example the worker that checks for new private messages, or updates of new posts while reading a thread. These are not high resource activities, but if you combine that with a person having 50 other tabs open and other programs running … it could contribute to a lack of resources.