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> It doesn't freeze my machine to the point of rebooting, but a whole lot of seeing MacOS's "rainbow beachball." Yikes, still? That exact thing happening way
by asark 7y ago
> It doesn't freeze my machine to the point of rebooting, but a whole lot of seeing MacOS's "rainbow beachball."
Yikes, still? That exact thing happening way too often—with like a half-dozen very normal tabs open, and when FF wasn't even in focus—was what drove me first to Chrome (where I could open a stupid number of heavy tabs and not see problems as bad as FF), then later to Safari (for the double-digit-percentage better battery life than Chrome) on my Macbooks, and that was... wow, probably 2010 or so.
- acdha 7y agoIt’s not normal — usually it’s caused by buggy extensions but even that improved when they dropped the legacy extension interface due to problems like that.