Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by snaky on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @06:57AM
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What if some browser would exist that could render only 90% of pages fully correct, but would be twice as fast as Chrome and use 30% of memory?
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Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by SUr3na on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @07:18AM
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I would use it and recommend it to people I know, as I already do.
But how about no browser at all? How about I use my own video player to watch a file I received over network?
We have essentially operating systems(web browsers) with pipelines, processes and sandboxing just to be completely ignored by websites which instead shove a message "install our app" down our throat.
Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by pcwalton on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @04:44PM
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Impossible. Look at what your memory usage in a browser goes to (about:memory). Most of it is DOM/JS, images, media, etc.: things that are used by well over 90% of pages.
Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by themacguffinman on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @08:07PM
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I think Safari fits that mold pretty well. It often trades features for simplicity and resource efficiency.
Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by eveningsteps on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @06:59AM
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You mean, Internet Explorer?
Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by snaky on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @07:01AM
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> twice as fast
I doubt it.
Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by wmeredith on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @07:48AM
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You just described my user experience with Brave.