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I did, too. All I can tell you is that when I have Brave running on an M1 with four tabs open, it's consistently using 240MB of memory. When I fire up Firefox D

by wyclif 5y ago

I did, too. All I can tell you is that when I have Brave running on an M1 with four tabs open, it's consistently using 240MB of memory. When I fire up Firefox Developer Edition with the same tabs open, it starts at 660MB and quickly balloons up to 1.05GB of memory usage.

nemosaltat 5y ago
My experience also. I’ve slowly edged away from Firefox and have primarily been using Brave and Safari for the last 6mos or so. Brave just feels snappier, and it’s close enough to Chrome that most work required websites aren’t broken.
- jamjamjamjamjam 5y ago
  Ive made the opposite switch, many sites were broken in brave (eg google docs, google sheets) and aren’t in firefox
  - wyclif 5y ago
    I currently have a number of Google Docs and Sheets open in Brave. Because of your comment, I started poking around. Try as I might, I couldn't break anything. That probably doesn't mean there's absolutely no way anything could be broken, but just anecdotal—I couldn't find anything.
- the_other 5y ago
  They are still broken, you just can’t see it.
gitrog 5y ago
How are the devtools in Brave?
- wyclif 5y ago
  They're comparable to Chromium's, if not identical: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser https://github.com/brave/brave-browser
- michalstanko 5y ago
  Same as Chrome
bdlowery 5y ago
Because Brave (and chrome, edge, opera) runs on Blink, and Firefox runs on Gecko