Can IE7 Cause CPU Spike While Visiting AJAX Driven Sites?
Filed in archive AJAX by gautam on November 01, 2006

When visiting AJAX extensive web sites (for example, Windows Live Mail Beta, Yahoo Mail Beta, Microsoft OutlookWeb Access, Google Reader), IE7 may cause CPU spike. This could be caused by Anti-Phishing.
To workaround the issue, you can disable Anti-Phishing by going to Tools->Internet Options->Advanced, scroll to Phishing Filter, check "Disable Phishing Filter", and restart the browser.
On the other hand Matt states that the problem might not be as simple as it looks as Microsoft has been marketing IE7 with Phishing filter as its selling point and whether disabling it in order to visit the AJAX sites would be a wise thing to do? He suggests that rather than turning off the filter, it would be better to add these websites to a security zone where the filter has been turned off and this would be a better option rather than disabling the Phishing filter.
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