Author Topic: 7 google chrome processes? What?  (Read 1295 times)

I think i understand now.

It's like a car going one place to another

Going slow, use less gas, but all of that time makes that gas piles up (As in how much you lost)

Going fast, use more gas, but that little time makes the gas go down fast only for a short time


I prefer fuel efficiency ie firefox

Hit shift+esc and you'll get a more detailed explanation of each of the processes.

Hit shift+esc and you'll get a more detailed explanation of each of the processes.
"stats for nerds"
haha

Hit shift+esc and you'll get a more detailed explanation of each of the processes.
Thanks

I prefer fuel efficiency ie firefox
Firefox is loving slow. It's not even simple. It sucked ever since v3 came out

I prefer fuel efficiency ie firefox
FF is like a Nissan Leaf
Chrome is like a Bugatti Veyron

for comparison

FF is like a Nissan Leaf
Chrome is like a Bugatti Veyron

for comparison
this
all the loving way

Additionally, crash prevention, yes, but apparently, if one tab gets infected or something it won't infect everything. Or something.

FF is like a Nissan Leaf
Chrome is like a Bugatti Veyron

for comparison

Good comparison! Considering a Bugatti Veyron can only go fast in a straight line, you can crash into something even faster!

FF is like a Nissan Leaf
Chrome is like a Bugatti Veyron

for comparison
Is it wrong that I have no loving clue what either of those things are




Firefox is loving slow. It's not even simple. It sucked ever since v3 came out
Firefox slow?

None of the browsers are slow.
They were even measured. If any are faster than each other, it was by an unmeasurable amount of time.
(tests did not include factors like 'your computer sucks so this browser runs slower')

I also like firefox because it has more options