Firefox 16 Now Faster With Incremental Garbage Collection
Firefox better at tidying up so your system will run better.
Mozilla's Firefox browser hit version 16 today, bringing with it a new feature called incremental garbage collection. Mozilla said that it has worked on this major feature for over a year and that it will improve performance in responsiveness as well as smoothness.
Firefox's garbage collection collects memory that JavaScript programs are no longer using. In earlier versions of Firefox, the garbage collection function would run for hundreds of milliseconds, essentially freezing the browser. Incremental garbage collection divides the work into smaller chunks.
"Rather than do a 500 millisecond garbage collection, an incremental collector might divide the work into fifty slices, each taking 10ms to complete. In between the slices, Firefox is free to respond to mouse clicks and draw animations," Mozilla wrote in a blog.
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If I met that girl, I would ask her.
Think of Palemoon as Overclocked Firefox.
If I met that girl, I would ask her.
I don't know what's going on at Google but Chrome has become an unstable piece of sh!t.
What? What version? I'm using 22.0.1229.92 m and have had no probs...
Version 22.0.1229.92 m crashes daily on me. Also the install is flaky. It's a pain when setting up a Windows computer with standard user accounts. The install only runs as admin and only sets up stuff for one user, which is sometimes the admin account that it was run under. Also a pain to install on Windows Server with IE's enhanced security configuration. Finally gave up and installed firefox.
If Mozilla tries to work-around this issue, they'll probably end up doing more harm than good (because they have no direct control over the Flash plug-in).
Why does it only happen in Firefox then?
It happens to me too and it's just another nail in the coffin of its usability. It's really annoying.
But yes, it's a bug that appears me too - it might very well be the retardo flash plugin that captures the keys, but Chrome handles it properly... and I like to keep Java and Flash out of my main (and foxy) browser, it's easy to live with Chrome for flash, and a panzered linux VM for Java
Mozilla's Firefox boobies hit version 69 today, bringing with tits a new feature called incremental cleavage collection. Mozilla said that he has jerked on these major features for over a year and that it will improve breast in erection as jugs and melons.