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I saw a tweet recently about macOS power consumption fixes: https://mobile.twitter.com/pcwalton/status/1166193770016079872 https://mobile.twitter.com/pcwalton/s
by tbassetto 7y ago
I saw a tweet recently about macOS power consumption fixes: https://mobile.twitter.com/pcwalton/status/1166193770016079872 https://mobile.twitter.com/pcwalton/status/11661937700160798...
Haven't noticed any memory bloat myself though (= it consumes a lot of memory, like any browsers). It's somewhere between Safari and Chrome.
- lovetocode 7y agoGood to know thanks. The last time I used it it was taking up nine gigs of RAM with only one tab open. Maybe I’ll give it a go again
- The_rationalist 7y agoRandom question: Do you use safari? Do you see significant performance differences with chrome? Do you see broken/partially broken websites on safari vs chrome ?
- tbassetto 7y agoI only use Safari on my personal computer. And at work I use Firefox for development, and Safari for personal stuff. I used to use Chrome but nowadays it's very rare (testing something specific). The thing is, Chrome actually feels snappier than both Firefox and Safari when I am using it, probably because it's profile is empty (almost no extensions, no history, etc.). I rarely see broken websites, with any browser. And usually it's because of my ad-blocking extensions. Google websites are slower on Firefox, but rumours are saying that it's almost on purpose… (one more reason to not use Google products like Chrome).
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