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I love Firefox. However, sometimes it drives me bat-sh*t crazy! Last night, I tried to use it to edit some html on my blog (to install the Disqus code) and the memory used by it went up and up and up, until my pooter started using pagefile.sys. Hard disk is about 1,000,000 times slower than RAM, so when pagefile.sys kicks-in, my pooter becomes as useful as a chocolate tea-pot.
I'm going to max-out my RAM and disable pagefile.sys, but my local shop hasn't got the RAM in, yet. I could use Internet Explorer to edit the html on my blog in the meantime, but I'm going to wait for the RAM upgrade and give Firefox another go.
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I find that when it comes to memory efficiency, since I run a lot of crap and edit stuff, Chrome seems to be the least offensive.
Been there, done that, didn't like it. See Foxy versus Shiny.
Lol. Shiny.
I am sure you have been down that road, good sir.
It's just that with my devil may care attitude, I decided to give Chrome enough of a break until it picked up its own act. Or maybe it's just a case of browser being suited to my particular tasks.
I found Chrome much better for adding in the Disqus code...IE just died when I tried it.
Unfortunately, I have a love/hate relationship with Google Chrome - I love to hate it!
See link in 2nd comment.
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