Holly Bostick wrote:
Firefox itself has any issues, but it does seem to have a memory leak?
hog? something-- which saddens me, because it makes me feel like I'm
using Mozilla again, which had these kinds of problems for a long, long
time. Firefox was a big relief because it *didn't* have 'that damn
Mozilla memory problem', but it seems to have developed it.
At the end of the day - it's still a massive improvement over anything
M$ have produced with IE. So long as you know the limitations you can
work around it - i.e. if you've been playing with alot of tabs, just
close it down and start it back up again when you're done (a few seconds
work).
And, I think with one of the tab extensions that you can download it'll
save the current tabs you have open and recreate them all for you when
you restart firefox.
I just find Mozilla (Suite) slow and cumbersome, although it does have
better Javascript support than Firefox (useful for IE-centric sites),
and Opera is propiritary and has an over-enthuisatic interface (not as
simple as firefox). Long live firefox! :)
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