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>It uses a lot of RAM I think Firefox uses a bit more RAM than Chrome when being just opened with fresh session. The point is - that value doesn't increase so
by seba_dos1 9y ago
>It uses a lot of RAM
I think Firefox uses a bit more RAM than Chrome when being just opened with fresh session. The point is - that value doesn't increase so massively when opening more tabs as with Chrome. On my machine with 8 GB RAM, Chrome is just unusable, as it eats the whole RAM and everything starts to swap. If you actually use the browser, Firefox clearly wins regarding RAM usage.
Here, right now, with 136 tabs open and 20 extensions, Firefox Nightly uses 2 GB of RAM, with 0.5 GB being used by 1 one of 8 content processes (so probably mostly by long-running Facebook tab, which is massive resource hog). Chrome would eat the whole 8 GB somewhere around 30-50 tabs already.