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Using Firefox on a couple of Macs (one of them is >8 years old), and a couple of Linux systems. Setting aside the fact that it's as fast as or faster than Chro
by bayindirh 3y ago
Using Firefox on a couple of Macs (one of them is >8 years old), and a couple of Linux systems.
Setting aside the fact that it's as fast as or faster than Chrome, it doesn't crawl any of my machines with >500 tabs (this has 562 as of now).
If you want to dig into your performance numbers there's "about:performance" to see what is using your processor and RAM.
- darreninthenet 3y agoDid that and weirdly nothing seems to be excessive... indeed the Macs own performance monitor doesn't suggest anything is particular excessively using cpu or ram but here it is juddering away especially when scrolling pages. Three year old Mac btw... everything else runs pretty well... if I get a chance I might fire up Firefox in Parallels and see if it's a Mac issue
- bayindirh 3y agoWhen you write "about:performance" to your address bar, and press enter, you should access to the internal performance monitoring page of Firefox. That should list every tab and extension by RAM use and power impact. Give it a go.
- darreninthenet 3y agoUmm yes I did that and nothing seemed to be doing anything excessive
- darreninthenet 3y agoTried going back to Firefox... seems to be running ok at the moment which I'm well happy with... no idea what was causing my problems before