My Firefox is hogging up way too much of my bandwidth but I can't seem to figure out what is consuming all that data. I have only 2-3 active tabs, the rest 50 tabs from previous reboot are on sleep.
I do have vnstat and conky installed but those were not very helpful in tracking which tab was consuming all that data.
for eg
here you can see that googleusercontent and amazonaws are getting used by two of the processes but the 3 tabs that I had open were nytimes, Bing and AskUbuntu.
So it's quite confusing.
Firefox's Network Monitor tool is also useless as it doesn't track all the tabs but only tracks tabs for which you open it. :( Is there a way I can make it track all the tabs using a shell script or something?
I tried finding some add-on or tool that could track per tab bandwidth usage but without any luck, so I was wondering if there is any way I could do that? Also, I am wondering if there is a way to put all the tabs not used in the past 30 minutes to sleep?