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I haven't been keeping up with Firefox development specifically but do notice the whole GUI hangs for several seconds when loading a large Apache directory index page. Does anyone know if that's on a roadmap to be improved upon or should I continue to use almost any other modern browser instead?
I haven't been keeping up with Firefox development specifically but do notice the whole GUI hangs for several seconds when loading a large Apache directory index page. Does anyone know if that's on a roadmap to be improved upon or should I continue to use almost any other modern browser instead?
Edit: At least it supports Opus...
The user interface hangs were fixed for me with Firefox 54 with the multiprocess. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...lity-reporter/ Will tell you if all your add-ons are compatable (if one isn't, multiprocess will be disabled). Once you disable the incompatble extension, firefox will need a restart to switch to multiprocess. about.config dom.ipc.processCount should show the number 4 if it is enabled.
after dropping gtk2 and alsa support and implementing tons of never-used-than-removed "features" that makes it slower and slower, my only question is: what is the best alternative to firefox?
something with a rendering engine that receives security updates (not an old libwebkitgtk thing), lightweight and with javascript that can be disabled would be optimal to me
any ideas?
after dropping gtk2 and alsa support and implementing tons of never-used-than-removed "features" that makes it slower and slower, my only question is: what is the best alternative to firefox?
something with a rendering engine that receives security updates (not an old libwebkitgtk thing), lightweight and with javascript that can be disabled would be optimal to me
any ideas?
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