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Post by Telesphoreo on May 7, 2020 21:41:01 GMT
Honestly the new Edge (based off of Chromium) uses the least amount of RAM imo and it brought everything over from chrome. i now use edge as my daily browser Brought everything horrible about Chrome over to an even worse browser? No thanks, Firefox Quantum is way better. Firefox consistently ate the most amount of RAM for me |
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on May 7, 2020 22:27:07 GMT
Brought everything horrible about Chrome over to an even worse browser? No thanks, Firefox Quantum is way better. Firefox consistently ate the most amount of RAM for me Not on the latest versions, and also a lot of that is because of really bad JavaScript on websites. |
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Post by Telesphoreo on May 7, 2020 22:35:23 GMT
Firefox consistently ate the most amount of RAM for me Not on the latest versions, and also a lot of that is because of really bad JavaScript on websites. Yes on the latest versions, 76.0. I was comparing it on Google with nothing else open. I tried a few websites (such as my own, Reddit, YouTube, Videos), and Firefox consistently used the most RAM. I only have two extensions (on both) Adblock and an extension that changes the new tab page to google instead of the garbage homepage that the browsers try and make me use. really, the browser i've had the least issues with is Safari, however the AdBlock on that is garbage. But Safari loads everything fine and uses wayyy less battery and RAM. safari is really only good if you update your computer, since it's built in to the system. i don't like that, but there are not that many updates being issued so its not a big deal for me |
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on May 7, 2020 23:01:14 GMT
Not on the latest versions, and also a lot of that is because of really bad JavaScript on websites. Yes on the latest versions, 76.0. I was comparing it on Google with nothing else open. I tried a few websites (such as my own, Reddit, YouTube, Videos), and Firefox consistently used the most RAM. I only have two extensions (on both) Adblock and an extension that changes the new tab page to google instead of the garbage homepage that the browsers try and make me use. really, the browser i've had the least issues with is Safari, however the AdBlock on that is garbage. But Safari loads everything fine and uses wayyy less battery and RAM. safari is really only good if you update your computer, since it's built in to the system. i don't like that, but there are not that many updates being issued so its not a big deal for me One cares about privacy and is open source, the other makes money off of selling your data and is closed source. |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2020 23:32:07 GMT
Firefox consistently ate the most amount of RAM for me Not on the latest versions, and also a lot of that is because of really bad JavaScript on websites. this rlly be a Polaris Seltzeris moment |
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Post by je isnt hapi on May 8, 2020 1:21:21 GMT
Not on the latest versions, and also a lot of that is because of really bad JavaScript on websites. this rlly be a Polaris Seltzeris moment what a useful addition to the thread |
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Post by Telesphoreo on May 8, 2020 1:29:42 GMT
Yes on the latest versions, 76.0. I was comparing it on Google with nothing else open. I tried a few websites (such as my own, Reddit, YouTube, Videos), and Firefox consistently used the most RAM. I only have two extensions (on both) Adblock and an extension that changes the new tab page to google instead of the garbage homepage that the browsers try and make me use. really, the browser i've had the least issues with is Safari, however the AdBlock on that is garbage. But Safari loads everything fine and uses wayyy less battery and RAM. safari is really only good if you update your computer, since it's built in to the system. i don't like that, but there are not that many updates being issued so its not a big deal for me One cares about privacy and is open source, the other makes money off of selling your data and is closed source. i care about my ram usage not privacy. firefox would not be my first choice for privacy |
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Post by Daniels on May 29, 2020 18:09:40 GMT
Brave is quiet a good browser. You can get money simply for ads. It has a built in adblocker, and if you wish to turn on ads that pop up in the notification centre (windows), then you can get money for it. The ads aren't like website ads, but verified ads. It has built in Tor, may use quiet a bit of RAM but a very good browser in my opinion.
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