pjpw2320 Posted December 1, 2010 Share Posted December 1, 2010 I am curious about what seems to be the vastly superior memory management abilities of CometBird compared to Firefox. I have been a long time user of FF since V1 and have been continually frustrated by the memory usage issues since V2 of FF. I am currently using FF V3.6.13. In my testing so far CometBird has been using a fraction of the memory that FF does and I can have 15+ tabs open in CometBird and only be using 220MB whereas with those same tabs open in FF for any length of time the memory usage quickly gets up to 800+MB and has peaked at 1.2GB with 20+ tabs open in FF. That is when I have to close FF to reclaim memory. Obviously the CometBird development team has managed to find a way to optimise memory usage which the FF team have not been able to. Am I correct? CometBird is also the only alternative Mozilla based browser that has been able to run all my FF extensions so far, especially the Google Notebook extension. If I continue to get the impressive test results I have been with CometBird I see no reason why I will have any further use for FF. Great work. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jennifercobain Posted December 11, 2010 Share Posted December 11, 2010 AMAZING TRICK KNTRO!!!! I can note the diff. Its quite huge in my works pc. I save enough Ram now. Thank u lots. :) Oh and what a nice cometforums x-mas header! Its very cute Regards Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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