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Sparrow is faster, doesn't take up the same memory that a tab does, and it's faster to find the icon in your Dock than dig through 40 tabs, plus it's nice to be
by jarin 16y ago
Sparrow is faster, doesn't take up the same memory that a tab does, and it's faster to find the icon in your Dock than dig through 40 tabs, plus it's nice to be able to quickly switch between Gmail/Google Apps accounts.
- sjs 16y agohttp://fluidapp.com/ http://fluidapp.com/
- JeremyBanks 16y agoI used to use this with Gmail, but switched to Sparrow a few days ago. I've been interacting with my email in a much faster and more fluid way since, which wasn't possible using Gmail/Fluid.
- scrod 16y agoCool, now I can add the memory footprint of an entirely separate browser instance just to check my email! What a great idea.
- sjs 16y agoThat's definitely a valid concern. I use fewer site-specific browsers than I otherwise would because of memory usage, but these days many of us have 4-8 GB RAM and running one or two SSBs doesn't break the bank, so to speak.