Fire 0.99.1b maxes out my G4

When I'm connected to Yahoo with Fire 0.99.1b my processor usage is 
pegged at 100%. Other services can be connected and Fire uses only 3% - 
7% of the processor. The problem does not exist in 0.32.h.

I have a 550 Mhz G4 PowerBook and OS X 10.3.1.

Nowhere Man
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On Nov 27, 2003, at 12:10 AM, Alan Humpherys wrote:

> Fellow Fans of Fire,
>
> We are very happy to announce that we have an alpha candidate for our 
> Fire 1.0 release!  We would like your help in testing this application 
> before we release it to the general public.
>
> We anticipate working with you over the next 3-4 weeks to test this 
> version of the product before we go live.  It is anticipated that we 
> will have about 2 weeks of alpha testing, followed by 1-2 weeks of 
> beta testing.  We will be releasing new test versions periodically 
> during this process.
>
> If you choose to help us test these products, please keep in mind the 
> following:
>
> - These are not released versions, and so will not be supported long 
> term.
> - This release is English Only (although other languages are included, 
> they are from the old version)
> - This release will only run on 10.2 and above (future alpha builds 
> will support 10.1)
> - You need to enter bugs (especially crash logs) into our bug tracking 
> database
> 	Instructions are at:
> 		http://fire.sourceforge.net/faq.shtml#general-bugreport
> - As we switch to Beta in 2 weeks, we will include localizations for 
> 13 languages.
>
> Known Issues:
> 	Yahoo occasionally stays in "Connecting" mode forever
> 	Yahoo occasionally displays Hundreds of "New Mail" notifications
> 	Yahoo occasionally sends hundreds of messages about a 
> cookie_received_cb to the log
> 	MSN crashes occasionally (please submit bugs with crash logs)
>
> With all that, you can download the alpha 1 candidate here:
>
> http://fire.sourceforge.net/Prerelease/Fire.app0.99.1.dmg
>
> Thanks,
> - The Fire Development Team
>
>
>
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