- Sep 22, 2016
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speed test :
This version seems to be a very important impovement from Mozilla.
This version seems to be a very important impovement from Mozilla.
Firefox Quantum New. Fast. Fierce.
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- Apr 1, 2017
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- Sep 26, 2014
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About 4- 5 processes with just one page open
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- Apr 16, 2017
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You can change that in settings menu. By default FF v55 uses just 2 content processes, can't say about v57.Mr frog, is it faster than others? I guess its what I wanted
How much process it has in the task manager?
- Jul 6, 2017
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Good, it has to do something. Opposite to the competition
- May 13, 2017
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Promoting the new browser and comparing how fast webpages load? Seriously?
That depends on hardware, extensions, Windows/network settings like DNS, etc.
Test it yourself, I bet you will get better results than this super browser.
For comparison (my browser surprised me, especially on the slides):
7,7 vs 8,0 - Castro Coffee Company - Castro - San Francisco, CA
3,9 vs 0,8 - https://www.google.sk/search?source=hp&q=flowers
3,5 vs 0,8 - Sign in - Google Accounts
27,2 vs 4,2 - Fast arithmetic for dynamic languages
3,7 vs 2,2 - Ask.com - What's Your Question?
8,5 vs 1,1 - ART (@art) • Instagram photos and videos
3,0 vs 1,1 - flowers - Yahoo Search Results
9,6 vs 2,0 - Trending - YouTube
To really test loading, try Realtek , takes 14,3 on mine.
To be fair, webpages loaded way faster on my computer than in their video, still slower than in my browser though, but I am sure that could be easily setup. Speed comparison is hardly, what I would pick browser for, just like RAM usage, but since they are promoting both, it can not be helped.
RAM usage does not seem impressive, one webpage and it takes about the same as mine with extensions.
It has inbuilt Disconnect.me (not my favorite
).
Popup blocker works as well as in Chrome, it does not.
Blocks malware/phishing webpages, not much to add here, maybe that they could go easier on the red.
Claims to block PUP, not really. Claims to block dangerous downloads, it does, but I guess only based on the webpage filter, so it is a little misleading or maybe a lot.
Tracking Protection in Private Browsing | Firefox Help
How does built-in Phishing and Malware Protection work? | Firefox Help
That depends on hardware, extensions, Windows/network settings like DNS, etc.
Test it yourself, I bet you will get better results than this super browser.
For comparison (my browser surprised me, especially on the slides):
7,7 vs 8,0 - Castro Coffee Company - Castro - San Francisco, CA
3,9 vs 0,8 - https://www.google.sk/search?source=hp&q=flowers
3,5 vs 0,8 - Sign in - Google Accounts
27,2 vs 4,2 - Fast arithmetic for dynamic languages
3,7 vs 2,2 - Ask.com - What's Your Question?
8,5 vs 1,1 - ART (@art) • Instagram photos and videos
3,0 vs 1,1 - flowers - Yahoo Search Results
9,6 vs 2,0 - Trending - YouTube
To really test loading, try Realtek , takes 14,3 on mine.
To be fair, webpages loaded way faster on my computer than in their video, still slower than in my browser though, but I am sure that could be easily setup. Speed comparison is hardly, what I would pick browser for, just like RAM usage, but since they are promoting both, it can not be helped.
RAM usage does not seem impressive, one webpage and it takes about the same as mine with extensions.
It has inbuilt Disconnect.me (not my favorite
).Popup blocker works as well as in Chrome, it does not.
Blocks malware/phishing webpages, not much to add here, maybe that they could go easier on the red.
Claims to block PUP, not really. Claims to block dangerous downloads, it does, but I guess only based on the webpage filter, so it is a little misleading or maybe a lot.
Tracking Protection in Private Browsing | Firefox Help
How does built-in Phishing and Malware Protection work? | Firefox Help
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- May 26, 2014
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Thanks Frogboy,Looks good ,gonna give it a try. gl
- Oct 17, 2015
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Firefox really needed new things to fight against chrome and the others but I think that until V58 o V59 will be stable. At that time chrome, opera also Vivaldi will have new features as anti-adblock for chrome and again maybe Firefox can't take the lead
I didn't get it. Is this a new browser, developed alongside the normal FF or is it a change in the current FF browser?
New engine for Firefox, meaning it will replace the current Firefox browser.
- Jun 24, 2016
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I'm testing the beta of this product, and it's INSANE.
It is, indeed, so much faster than previous Firefox and faster than any of my regular browsers (Chrome and Opera).
I've made it my default and packed it up with extensions. I recommend you to download the beta and test it by your own.
It is, indeed, so much faster than previous Firefox and faster than any of my regular browsers (Chrome and Opera).
I've made it my default and packed it up with extensions. I recommend you to download the beta and test it by your own.
You could post some benchmarks or comparisons if you have time?
From what I saw in the video Firefox is showing the page sooner while still rendering, Google Chrome waits for the full render before showing the page giving the illusion that Chrome is slower.
Not trying to discredit Mozilla work of course, but trying to understand how it works and if it's actually faster.
- Jun 9, 2013
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I will be happy when LastPass works, I am a bit lost without it.
- Jun 24, 2016
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As regarding for processes and RAM, i have three extensions on this browser and one window opened, and task manager shows:
- 5 processes
- Almost 600MB RAM consumed by all processes
- Apr 28, 2015
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Running so fast and smooooth here with KTS2019MR0b648! (Kaspersky Protection add-on working and compatible!)
- Aug 6, 2014
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If I try it on my laptop, I see not real difference between Chrome and this new Firefox. I think indeed that is not waiting for full rendering unlike Chrome, but I think that you can change that in Chrome too.
Even in their promotion video already posted above, you can see it is still loading certain pages slower than Chrome. Saying 2x faster is of course not always the case, everything still depends on the hardware of the computer and the speed of the internet connection. Benchmarks is not the same as real situations. It's good to see though they are making progress developing their Quantum/Servo project, because Gecko is really getting outdated in my opinion.
But I don't like the new skin personally, it looks like a mix between safari, chrome and Opera. Too much wasted space next to the adress bar.
Nice to see some speed improvements though, but I see this more as a marketing stunt to get back the lots of users that left after some stupid decisions by Mozilla. Taking out some customisibility, removing the old addon system and lots of other of those failures is what the old users care about the see that back some day and not that a webpage is loading a millisecond faster than earlier. Same story with Opera that is also throwing numbers and percantages at their users while nobody cares about them. Good browser if you like speed, but in my case, Mozilla really needs to make a complete change in the direction they are going to make me getting interest in their browser again.
Even in their promotion video already posted above, you can see it is still loading certain pages slower than Chrome. Saying 2x faster is of course not always the case, everything still depends on the hardware of the computer and the speed of the internet connection. Benchmarks is not the same as real situations. It's good to see though they are making progress developing their Quantum/Servo project, because Gecko is really getting outdated in my opinion.
But I don't like the new skin personally, it looks like a mix between safari, chrome and Opera. Too much wasted space next to the adress bar.
Nice to see some speed improvements though, but I see this more as a marketing stunt to get back the lots of users that left after some stupid decisions by Mozilla. Taking out some customisibility, removing the old addon system and lots of other of those failures is what the old users care about the see that back some day and not that a webpage is loading a millisecond faster than earlier. Same story with Opera that is also throwing numbers and percantages at their users while nobody cares about them. Good browser if you like speed, but in my case, Mozilla really needs to make a complete change in the direction they are going to make me getting interest in their browser again.
I am fully satisfied with the current speed of Firefox! Tor will decide for me wether I'll use the newer version (Tor Browser). I can't test the beta because there isn't a version for Linux.
- Apr 1, 2017
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Then it cant run in The Rehips sandbox(free version).
Anyone knows a browser that uses less than 10 processes even with 20 extensions?:notworthy:
Can someone test the FF Quantum with 15 extensions or more with the same number of extensions with Chrome browser then see who's faster?
- Jul 6, 2017
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