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I've used Firefox only for a few years (up until last month or so). I'm no expert and would actually like to know, from the experts here, if the following is m

I've used Firefox only for a few years (up until last month or so). I'm no expert and would actually like to know, from the experts here, if the following is my subjective experience or not: I find that for not very heavy or for heavy, but well-behaved sites, I can't really tell the difference between FF and Chrome. But for very heavy and badly designed sites, Chrome seems to be much faster and have much less latency.

joombaga 5y ago
Can you give examples of some very heavy and badly designed sites?
- rvieira 5y ago
  I wouldn't call it "badly designed", but certainly heavy. I've opened a free account with ClickUp. It _feels_ a lot snappier in Chrome.
  - ev1 5y ago
    I'd consider loading several dozen third party tracking scripts leading to thousands of requests on load badly designed.