Fastest Browser....Chrome, Firefox or Opera?

Reimer · May 26, 2009

Eice said:

Multi-processes aren't just for crash-prevention. They help scale CPU load, prevent one tab executing complex instructions from slowing down the whole browser, make full use of multi-core processors, and take advantage of Windows' inbuilt IPC restrictions (Chrome enhances this with its own sandbox model) to improve security. Memory management is improved as well, as memory usage will scale with tabs and be given back to the OS as necessary. It's more of a under-the-hood thing instead of in-your-face bling, but there's a reason Google and Microsoft took the trouble to create such a model for their browsers.
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Like I said, it's a great innovative feature. Just not something good enough to switch for. Even Mozilla is looking to incorporate it within the next year.

Ever tried the "End" key on your keyboard?
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What I meant was that I could arrive at a certain point in the page quicker and not necessarily to the very end.

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