Michael Kaply wrote:
> In order to reduce turbo mode memory use on Windows, they made it so
> that when you are in turbo mode and you close the last window, Mozilla
> actually closes and restarts itself.
> This is because once you start opening Windows, memory isn't freed until
> you close the app.
> Question, should I do this on OS/2 or not worry about it?
> Issue would be that on some slower machines, restarting Moz under the
> covers would be very noticeable....
What does "slower" mean?
I have a K6/2-550 w/ 256 MiB. Except when changing to a different
Mozilla build, Mozilla is virtually always running, so I've yet to try
the turbo option, and don't expect to. Also I use tabs, and very rarely
open more than one browser window.
Do people really care about turbo? I don't. I want bug 162387 fixed
yesterday. I can't use builds that don't have working bookmarks.
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