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How do you arrive at that conclusion considering that nowadays browsers tend to run each page in dedicated threads and in some cases even processes? In that sce
by geezerjay 8y ago
How do you arrive at that conclusion considering that nowadays browsers tend to run each page in dedicated threads and in some cases even processes? In that scenario your assertion would only hold if you assume no one has more than a couple of pages open at any given time.
- dragontamer 8y ago"Running Threads" in Windows and Linux don't use any CPU time unless there is something to do. Most of the time, threads and processes are in the blocked state. For example, waiting for mouse movements, or network traffic. Check your CPU utilization, I bet you its below 20% if you have anything close to a modern processor. Even with 30+ tabs open
- xkcdefgh 8y agowhat? read some OS books