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This feels generally true but there's some exceptions. For example: I use Firefox as my daily driver, but if I want to watch more than one Twitch stream in par
by TheAceOfHearts 1y ago
This feels generally true but there's some exceptions. For example: I use Firefox as my daily driver, but if I want to watch more than one Twitch stream in parallel I'm forced to use Chromium. Opening multiple Twitch streams on Firefox grinds the browser to a halt.
- qualeed 1y agoI wonder how experiences can differ so much with the same program. I've never had an issue having 3-5 twitch streams open at the same time, across multiple computers and multiple FireFox versions.
- Night_Thastus 1y agoAddons and configuration can make a big difference. It's why FF likes to push the 'refresh' of the browser if you'd had it installed awhile.
- ahartmetz 1y agoPossibly video drivers and hardware for the Twitch issue.
- kokada 1y agoAs a counter example, I remember that I needed to do big reviews in GitHub using Firefox because Chrome would slow to a crawl in the Files tab in GitHub, while Firefox was just as fast as it was with small reviews. I don't think this is an issue anymore, but it shows that a few things have completely performance in different browsers.