I donate to the Mozilla foundation, and I love Firefox a ton. But I can’t seem to like the UI by installing a theme, and when I change it to look better the browser slows to a crawl. Does it really matter all that much if I use Chromium?

P.S. To the people from my last post regarding something similar, Firefox was too slow, I’m sorry, but I use Vivaldi instead of Brave because Brendon Eich can suck my dick.

  • tun
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    8 months ago

    using firefox on Linux with i5 6th gen, ddr3 32gb.

    have over 100 tabs. most are suspended. cannot say it is slow.

    edit: running with NVMe

      • @XeroxCool@lemmy.world
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        88 months ago

        Browser ram usage will just about always max out the available ram. It’s by design. It’s keeping open as much as it can for a faster user experience. As you run other programs, the browser should be giving up ram (blanking more tabs) to give it to the programs demanding it.

      • @Warl0k3@lemmy.world
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        8 months ago

        FF runs fine on my 4gb netbook and 2gb raspi, I think you might have other bottlenecks on your system that are causing your issues

      • tun
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        38 months ago

        do your laptop has HDD by any chance? if so, changing HDD to SSD would give your laptop a new life.

        • @henfredemars
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          It’s a fairly low cost upgrade as well, so I highly recommend it.

      • Bebo
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        08 months ago

        Firefox runs better than chrome browser in my very old laptop with 3GB RAM. In fact this was the reason I used only Firefox on my old laptop.