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I've been using FF sync for at least 3 years now, probably more. And FF 57 is definitely on par with Chrome in browsing speed. Still not quite there with WebGL,

by DiThi 9y ago

I've been using FF sync for at least 3 years now, probably more. And FF 57 is definitely on par with Chrome in browsing speed. Still not quite there with WebGL, though. The debugger is much better now, too, and surprisingly more responsive than Chrome's.

kaycebasques 9y ago
JS debugging in particular or do you mean the developer tools in general? (I'm the Chrome DevTools tech writer / advocate)
- DiThi 9y ago
  Yes, mostly JS debugging.
mintplant 9y ago
With regard to WebGL, it depends. This demo, for example, runs at 30fps in Firefox for Android and 4fps in Chrome on my Nextbit Robin: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/Ms2SD1 https://www.shadertoy.com/view/Ms2SD1
- DiThi 9y ago
  Shadertoy is just drawing a plane with a shader. Many less graphics calls than a regular WebGL app (which is where Chromium still shines). Even then, Chromium renders that link full screen a bit smoother than FF in Linux desktop.