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Google Maps and Twitter are those that spring to mind. Obviously JS heavy.
by anotherhue 4y ago
Google Maps and Twitter are those that spring to mind. Obviously JS heavy.
- dugite-code 4y agoWhat issues do you experience? I can't tell that anything is wrong with either of them on firefox
- anotherhue 4y ago'Finish' time from the network tabs in the respective debuggers for Google maps Brave: 8.46s Firefox: 26.91s Same machine, an older thinkpad (i5-6300U). I posit that the perf differences may be masked by newer hardware.
- dugite-code 4y agoWell I can't say I have ever experienced performance quite that bad myself. On my i7-2700K desktop I'm only seeing about 6s-7s each. Kind of hard to tell when maps is really finished loading though.
- Ayesh 4y agoGoogle Maps, I can confirm. It works, but it's noticably slow on Firefox. Tiles appear a tab bit slower, and street view navigation takes a fraction of a second to respond. It didn't stop me from using Firefox, but I can absolutely understand if someone finds it as a deal breaker if they use Google maps often.
- 3np 4y agoIf you're mostly reading on Twitter: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter https://github.com/zedeus/nitter I share the experience with Maps, though I never see it these days as the G gets its own ungoogled-chromium sandbox and don't get to play with other domains here anyway.
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