top | item 22059800 (no title) shpeedy | 6 years ago Firefox eats memory. 4GB of memory is barely enough to run browser and show few tabs. discuss order hn newest corford|6 years ago I have two FF windows open with a total of ~300 tabs and its currently consuming 2.1GB (Windows 10). TheGrassyKnoll|6 years ago Using Nightly on Linux (Bunsen Helium), 360 tabs, using 1.5 GB, but that will grow if I fire up dormant tabs. Starts going out to swap if I run it too long, then I kill it and update Nightly. cosmodisk|6 years ago And this was one of the reasons I switched to Chrome many years ago. Axsuul|6 years ago Doesn't Chrome have similar memory bloat? zozbot234|6 years ago No issues here on Linux. The latest ESR major release has even improved memory use slightly compared to the previous version. big_chungus|6 years ago On the windows box I'm currently typing, Firefox is eating less than two gigabytes with over seventy-five open tabs. modo_mario|6 years ago Chrome eats way more across the board in my experience
corford|6 years ago I have two FF windows open with a total of ~300 tabs and its currently consuming 2.1GB (Windows 10).
TheGrassyKnoll|6 years ago Using Nightly on Linux (Bunsen Helium), 360 tabs, using 1.5 GB, but that will grow if I fire up dormant tabs. Starts going out to swap if I run it too long, then I kill it and update Nightly.
cosmodisk|6 years ago And this was one of the reasons I switched to Chrome many years ago. Axsuul|6 years ago Doesn't Chrome have similar memory bloat?
zozbot234|6 years ago No issues here on Linux. The latest ESR major release has even improved memory use slightly compared to the previous version.
big_chungus|6 years ago On the windows box I'm currently typing, Firefox is eating less than two gigabytes with over seventy-five open tabs.
corford|6 years ago
TheGrassyKnoll|6 years ago
cosmodisk|6 years ago
Axsuul|6 years ago
zozbot234|6 years ago
big_chungus|6 years ago
modo_mario|6 years ago