most sites that are slow are also slow on chrome. so doesnt even bother.
the only solution is installing noScript. the only version available is in beta. but it works fine.
you will be suprised how few sites I have to whitelist to see the content I want. and usually besides faster, they get much more usable without Javascript!
Re:I cannot continue working on my add-ons
by CaptSpify on Saturday January 28, 2017 @03:42AM
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I do use noscript. By default on every site. This slowness is different than your typical js-bloat slowness
Re:I cannot continue working on my add-ons
by funnyfacts365 on Saturday January 28, 2017 @12:52PM
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I use Firefox for Android on a Moto E 2013. It's faster than Chrome. Ditto for my other phone, a Galaxy S3.
FF is slow, pages rarely load the first time and I constantly have to manually reload, the interface for making config changes are requires sooooo many clicks. I have no real experience if chrome is better because I never use it, but FF mobile has some real warts