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If performance is a problem, maybe switch to Firefox. They've done some work that's been demonstrated to specifically to handle the hundreds of tabs edge case s

• linsomniac 8y ago
  I've been tempted to go back to Firefox, but it's kind of hard. I put up with Firefox for a very long time before moving to Chrome, and it's hard for me to go back. Part of it is that I suffered with really pretty crappy performance for so long, that when I changed, Chrome was so clearly better that I felt like my trust in Firefox had been broken. Part of it is that I feel like I have a lot of things in Chrome (saved passwords, extensions, configurations). I've been running one Firefox browser for running another session, just to get back to getting familiar with it and see how it does. Firefox performance does seem dramatically better in the last year since I tried it seriously. Maybe 18 months. I think the multiple processes rollout really helped. So, it's an option in my pocket. But I'm hoping to find a workflow that changes my habits, rather than just enabling my old ones. :-)