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This is the first comment I've read so far that I 100% agree with. I personally see no reason to keep more than 8-10 tabs open at a given time which doesn't af
by tericho 14y ago
This is the first comment I've read so far that I 100% agree with.
I personally see no reason to keep more than 8-10 tabs open at a given time which doesn't affect my CPU performance whatsoever (running a "standard" dev machine of 12GB+ RAM, i7, etc) so I could care less if FF handles 40 tabs better.
And quickly, some reasons I love Chrome (& Google):
- Accessible nightly builds (Canary)
- AngularJS debug extension
- Built-in bookmark/history/search sync (read something at home yesterday - can easily find it in my history at work or on mobile)
- http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/ http://www.googlelunarxprize.org/
- ebbv 14y agoI generally will have anywhere from 12-50 tabs open in Chrome, and have no problems whatsoever. I suspect that Chrome isn't actually the problem for these people complaining about it.
- bzbarsky 14y agoYou do realize that Firefox has accessible nightly builds (and has for over a decade) and has built-in sync? I agree they're useful things to have, but they're not exactly Chrome-specific.