Hi all, I have been finding that there is much crashing going on with conkeror which I am pretty sure is because one buffer is making a mess of something with naughty ajax, or flash messups. Okay it is not crashing so much as the application freezing, and one of my cores soaring up to 100% capacity, and it is hard to solve without being patient and shutting down suspect buffers when you have a couple of seconds of interaction.
I was wondering if there was anything in the mozilla pipeline to start implementing some of the excellent architectural changes found in chromium. I know there are evil google issues with chromium, and until it has a proper adblock, it will not be worth much, but some of the design decisions are extremely good, especially in light of the problems I keep running into on pretty basic sites. The main thing I am thinking of is the isolation of each buffer in its own process and anything running in the page being a child of that process. Okay, they have not mastered how to do this completely with flash, but still having something that stops one misbehaving buffer blocking everything is fabulous, and completely necessary when you have a browser running over periods of days or weeks. I have been noticing this becoming more of a problem for whatever reasons. Does anyone have any ideas about what the mozilla plans are on this front, if any? Thanks, Rohan P.S. I have been googling for this, but have not really found anything, but I suspect that it is more due to bad search queries than to there being absolutely no published information. _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
