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It's a very common observation that Chrome can't handle more than a few 10s of tabs. In comparison, I know several people who regularly have more than 500 tabs
by nnethercote 14y ago
It's a very common observation that Chrome can't handle more than a few 10s of tabs.
In comparison, I know several people who regularly have more than 500 tabs open in Firefox -- 1200 is the highest number I've heard, though not all of these were loaded at once thanks to Firefox's "Don't load tabs until selected" option.
- groby_b 14y ago500 open tabs? Good lord, I don't have that many bookmarks! I'm really curious, why would one do that?
- shitlord 14y agoI've had a little over a hundred open at one point... I go browsing on HN and reddit a lot. I click on a bunch of different links to open in new tabs, and once the tabs start overflowing, I move them to different tab groups, and eventually and forget about them. Since I usually close my browser when I am done browsing and reopen it when I want to browse again, it does not make much of a difference in terms of snappiness.