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Take a look at Chromium as an example. Every tab gets it's own process. The GPU gets it's own process. Every plugin object gets its own process. Page loading is
by demallien 12y ago
Take a look at Chromium as an example. Every tab gets it's own process. The GPU gets it's own process. Every plugin object gets its own process. Page loading is done in a separate process. Web workers run in a separate process. Chromium will happily eat up every core your CPU has to offer.
- pcwalton 12y agoIf you're running multiple tabs at the same time and actually interacting with both. But most of the time you're only laying out and rendering one page at a time; your browser actually only displays one tab at a time, after all.