Google Reader fills js heap?

I was reading about about:memory and the DMD earlier today, then funnily enough FF crashed twice tonight while I was reading intellectually stimulating articles through Google Reader (IE browsing pictures with stupid puns). Unfortunately when I restarted FF just now it seems to have wiped the clipboard in which I had the output of about:memory. Overall usage was about 1GB (I have 2GB physical), most of this (~800MB) was consumed by various compartments of JS heap. Images only held ~300MB and this dropped to ~80 after a minimize heap operation. The JS heap was mostly untouched.
I also had "Better Google Reader" plugin installed, also GreaseMonkey and Stylish enabled. Maybe it's one of them.

All: I use the Adobe Reader plugin a lot for work. I have found a workaround to the new Chrome version 42 update that has removed the NPAPI plugins, including Adobe Reader.
In the Chrome browser URL, type "chrome://flags". Find the flag called "Enable NPAPI Mac, Windows" and click "Enable".
Then, go back to your plugins in Chrome, "chrome://plugins". Make sure the Adobe Reader plugin is Enabled and the Chrome PDF Viewer is disabled. Everything should work as it did before.

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