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M1_Mercenary

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firefoxd.png


Its so Pretty! :D
 

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Firefox,



  • Not having everything I browse sent to Google/MS
  • Lower memory usage
  • Addons
  • Hardware acceleration
  • Standards compliance
 

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You're sitting there with one tab open, try comparing Chrome and Firefox when they have 10+ tabs open (which is what I have nearly always)
 

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How about I compare chrome vs Firefox with my addon's for both, it goes something like this for 1 tab. No need to open more and waste more of my resources. Also add the usage of the GoogleUpdater process on top of this to. This being an older image Chrome probably would use even more now as it becomes more bloated.



Chromefail3



HTML5 compliance?

Not a final specification.

Where's was Chrome's support of the open <video> tags. They pushed h264, failed, then made WebM which MPEG is now forming a patent pool against, real good.

That test pages also tests h264/MPEG4, which is impossible for Firefox to pass because then we have to pay for the product. Same with MP3 and AAC. a shame Google, Apple and Microsoft all own the license because they founded it though, bullying much?

WebSockets? : http://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/12/websockets-disabled-in-firefox-4/ At least Mozilla had the sense to disable such a feature security risk, Chrome and Safari still run it though.
 

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My Firefox gets 255 +9 bonus on that test, Woody :D



Edit:



Opera gets 214 +7 bonus points

Cant test Chrome as I haven reinstalled it since my last format and Windows Install.
 

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This is with Chrome having open all tabs that I usually do (Facebook, BoN, reddit, and the league of legends website) and Firefox with nothing open



I rest my case. I don't know what the hell is wrong with your chrome, I suggest reinstalling.
 

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Wow, my firefox with eleven tabs uses 374.000 K.

That may be much, but who cares?

It runs smooth and when I play games, I close my firefox!
 

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Nothing's wrong with my Chrome, I guess their extension API is just that bad, and that image doesn't even have the likes of AdBlock for Chrome installed which would raise it even more. You asked for proof of Firefox having lower memory usage and there it is. Maybe you should reinstall your Firefox. Or maybe if you actually had all those tabs open you would show us the actual process list being as it's multi-processed.



Also more proofens :



http://www.dotnetperls.com/chrome-memory
 

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I was showing the main chrome.exe memory usage Echo, if you looked at chrome you'd realise that each chrome.exe past the base one only uses 15-20mb of memory, so it still comes in under Firefox. I've used multiple installations of Firefox over a large amount of computers, and found similar results.
 

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I know exactly how Chrome works, lets add the overhead of addons all having their own process and wasting more memory and the fact that it can go well over 30mb per tab http://i.imgur.com/4hAa4.png, why hide the actual amount of memory your chrome is using by only posting that one process, if each uses 20mb for the 4 you mention then that's ~121mb, which is still more than my Firefox will use with addons and tabs.



http://i.imgur.com/bb3bV.png Problem ~160mb for 1 youtube page.?
 
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