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How much faster is it for you guys? I legitimately can not tell the difference.
by ptato 6y ago
How much faster is it for you guys? I legitimately can not tell the difference.
- tempest_ 6y agoI find them to be close enough to imperceptible for just normal html and css etc. The stumbling block for me as FireFox user is I am increasingly bumping into web apps that preform poorly in FF but are fine in Chrome for one reason or another. One instance I bump into a lot is ElasticSearches Kibana runs like trash in FF for some reason.
- StavrosK 6y agoIt sounds like the old "nobody uses Firefox because nobody tests on Firefox because nobody uses Firefox" vicious cycle, unfortunately.
- cortesoft 6y agoI am guessing performance differences might be masked by good hardware? Sometimes performance differences don't show up until you use an underpowered machine.
- foerbert 6y agoI don't think it's just that. I have a half-dead Chromebook with linux, and I use Firefox on it. Some years back I ran Chrome on it because it worked better, but at some point I started seeing issues with Chrome and tried Firefox again. I've been using Firefox since.