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Really? In my experience, JS heavy web apps work better with Firefox. What Chrome does better, though, is letting you switch to another tab or close the tab whi
by Yoric 12y ago
Really? In my experience, JS heavy web apps work better with Firefox. What Chrome does better, though, is letting you switch to another tab or close the tab while a JS (or DOM)-heavy app is taxing your CPU.
But we're working on improving that, too :)
(yeah, Firefox dev here)
- ep103 12y agoWhat Chrome does better is identifying a few key features, and then throwing a multi-million dollar sales and marketing team at it, until enough people think its the best browser again. (then hiding user lock-in as innovative, minimal UI)