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If your browser is designed from the ground up to support add-ons, but can't handle a couple of them without slowing to a crawl, your browser sucks. Don't blame
by PhasmaFelis 10y ago
If your browser is designed from the ground up to support add-ons, but can't handle a couple of them without slowing to a crawl, your browser sucks. Don't blame the user for a problem with the software.
- chadscira 10y agoDepends... What extensions do you have? I remember back when FF used to be considered fast. Then we went through the age of extensions. And shortly after that chrome came on the scene, and didn't support extensions (intentionally it seemed), for quite some time. Guess which browser won the user speed test...
- khedoros1 10y ago> your browser sucks Why not all three? The browser implementation, user's choices, and the implementations of each individual add-on suck. The browser didn't limit the resource use of greedy add-ons (or inform the user of conflicts between them), the add-ons were coded either to do too much, or to perform their function with suboptimal code, and the user is the one that chose that set of software to use together.