Re:Microsoft fixes 5-year-old Defender bug, reducing Firefox...
by dijit on Monday April 10, 2023 @05:06PM
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Its been a really long time but safari on Windows was a thing and it did run a lot leaner in the background than anything else available at the time (except Opera if memory serves).
Itβs entirely possible that Safari is intentionally avoiding features that make it wake up-
I doubt that it does anything unavailable to other browsers, thats MS territory, because they wanted features. I feel like safari, by contrast, doesn't want to add features.
Itβs entirely possible that Safari is intentionally avoiding features that make it wake up-
I doubt that it does anything unavailable to other browsers, thats MS territory, because they wanted features. I feel like safari, by contrast, doesn't want to add features.