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This is not necessarily 100% true. Process isolation affects your user's experience in an indirect way. As web apps become heavier and heavier they adversely af
by tolmasky 16y ago
This is not necessarily 100% true. Process isolation affects your user's experience in an indirect way. As web apps become heavier and heavier they adversely affect each other more and more. Many times your sites perceived lack of performance is due to another misbehaving tab. Its true that standards support improves the singular experience of your site, but process isolation improves the combined experience of the web as a whole and allows everyone to do more impressive things.
- bryanlarsen 16y agoA browser doesn't need process isolation to clamp down on misbehaving sites. It might be easier than doing it in the scheduler in your javascript & rendering engines, but process isolation is not necessary.