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This has got to be a joke. Firefox is not better than Chrome in the most important capability. Without the ability to precisely see what tabs are causing CPU an
by fapjacks 12y ago
This has got to be a joke. Firefox is not better than Chrome in the most important capability. Without the ability to precisely see what tabs are causing CPU and memory problems and to destroy those tabs, using more than a handful of tabs at one time makes it totally impossible to use Firefox. I get that the Firefox devs really, really don't want to expend the herculean effort required to make per-tab process management possible in Firefox. But that's really the core of it. I want to love Firefox. I want to ditch Chrome. But the fact remains: Chrome is the only browser with the granularity of control necessary to make browsing usable with my habits.
- freditup 12y agoIt's not perhaps the prettiest, but 'about:memory' in Firefox can give you a good look into where memory issues are coming from.