> In theory, moving to multiple content processes will improve stability and performance (one bad tab won't slow down the rest of your computer) So starting mo

> In theory, moving to multiple content processes will improve stability and performance (one bad tab won't slow down the rest of your computer) So starting more processes makes other apps (not firefox) less slow? Are Arstechnica authors at least experienced PC users and know what is process, what is web browser? Do they use IE or Safari because it's default and it's an icon for internet? I wonder how high level of tech incompetence in all these tech press. Just mindless rewording of release notes every time. Also, regarding that diagram: in fact, multiple Chrome tabs can be handled by single process, you can see it in Chrome's task manager.