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> and i think they are more performance based now, but a lot of us left for Chrome and never looked back. And you don't have the same problem with Chrome? I've
by wtetzner 9y ago
> and i think they are more performance based now, but a lot of us left for Chrome and never looked back.
And you don't have the same problem with Chrome? I've found Chrome to be a terrible resource hog lately, and sometimes I have to kill it to get my computer back to a usable state. And of course, I have to dig through all of the Chrome process and try to figure out which is the one that will take down the rest of them.
- throwaway2016a 9y ago> And you don't have the same problem with Chrome? I've found Chrome to be a terrible resource hog lately I'm OS X and I've had some CPU issues lately if I have a lot of tabs open but overall not nearly as many issues as when I finally decided to give up Firefox. I actually downloaded Firefox lately and it seems pretty nice. If Chrome gets works I may consider it.
- leggomylibro 9y agoI usually have a few hundred tabs open in Firefox without issue; it seems to do a good job of putting unused/old tabs to 'sleep' until you come back to them.
- insulanus 9y ago> dig through all of the Chrome process and try to figure out which is the one that will take down the rest of them To kill: pkill "Chrome" To suspend: pkill -SIGSTOP "Chrome" To resume: pkill -SIGCONT "Chrome"
- wtetzner 9y agoThank you!