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Same here. FF is fast, stable, and functional for me. I'm using the web 50+ hours per week and my usage is something like 80% Firefox 20% Chrome. So, that is
by JohnBooty 3y ago
Same here. FF is fast, stable, and functional for me.
I'm using the web 50+ hours per week and my usage is something like 80% Firefox 20% Chrome.
So, that is a lot of hours per year comparing them on a level playing field. I don't notice a performance difference. The only thing that "feels faster" on Chrome is creating a new window by dragging a tab out of an existing window.
Never had runaway RAM usage or anything with either browser in apporoximately 50,000 hours of browser usage.
I've always had decent amounts of RAM (16GB since ~2009, 64GB currently) ...maybe people are running into issues with different kinds of machines.