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> JetStream and Speedometer If a website uses enough JS for that to matter, it's a problem on all browsers
by ahartmetz 3y ago
> JetStream and Speedometer
If a website uses enough JS for that to matter, it's a problem on all browsers
- jeroenhd 3y agoThese web apps are quite usable on Chrome and useless lag fests on Firefox. Do I prefer the modern "let's ship a JS renderer with every webpage" approach? No, definitely not. Unfortunately, quite a few web applications and websites u visit disagree with me. There's also a perceptable difference in terms of browser responsiveness outside the page itself. Firefox seems to take longer to process UI input in my experience, for reasons I don't entirely get. There's a slight but visible delay before the page starts rendering that Chrome doesn't have, and that small delay adds up when you're working in web UIs fir a significant part of the day.