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>Nobody wants to update their browser this frequently Uhh really? Pretty sure "most people" don't even notice when their browser updates.
by pingyong 7y ago
>Nobody wants to update their browser this frequently
Uhh really? Pretty sure "most people" don't even notice when their browser updates.
- Grue3 7y agoI almost never restart Firefox, and having a pop-up nagging me to update sucks a lot. Sometimes I have to look at it for many weeks straight before Firefox eventually eats all the RAM and I have to restart it.
- diffeomorphism 7y agoClicking close and then clicking restore session takes 5 seconds or so. Why are you "almost never" restarting?
- Grue3 7y ago1. I have lots of tabs open. I don't want to wait for them to be reloaded. 2. Because of modern web design trends like infinite scrolling and overuse of javascript, reloading a page inevitably resets the content in it. 3. I also use tools like PgAdmin with web interface, which gets completely reset when the browser is restarted. 4. Restarting and installing a new Firefox version takes way longer than 5 seconds. 5. There's no reason for me to restart if there's no new version to update.
- iagooar 7y agoYes, really.