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> Add code to Firefox. They just seem to be not very good at it, because from 40 -> 50 - memory usage is much worse than previous versions (Yes, I know switchi

> Add code to Firefox. They just seem to be not very good at it, because from 40 -> 50 - memory usage is much worse than previous versions (Yes, I know switching to the MP model has to do with it, but if your architectural changes hurt usability for security I consider that quite poor), the developer tools are still trash, and performance is still worse than chrome.

mintplant 10y ago
> the developer tools are still trash I quite like the Firefox devtools, but you may be happy to know that brand-new, rewritten devtools are currently coming down the pipeline. There's also WebReplay, a time-traveling debugger for JS and the rest of the browser, which is a bit longer off but is absolutely amazing (I've seen a demonstration): https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/WebReplay https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/We...
pcwalton 10y ago
> Yes, I know switching to the MP model has to do with it, but if your architectural changes hurt usability for security I consider that quite poor Since you consider that "quite poor", can you share your proposed method for doing multiprocess without regressing memory usage?