Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 13th Aug 2012 00:20 UTC, submitted by Markus Su
Mozilla's Dave Mason, when asked by derStandard.at what the most scary part of Firefox' roadmap is: "It has to be Firefox OS which is a huge step for Mozilla. It is exciting and scary at the same time. This is the first time we had to partner with some other companies to get to the end results so that's a hard transition for us." I commend Mozilla for attempting this. I've been trying out Firefox on my Nexus 7 today, and it's really, really good (save for the interface, which needs some serious Holo love). If this is an indication for what Firefox OS is going to be like - good on 'm.
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Although I think one process per website is a great idea, I've found Chrome tends to eat a lot memory in doing so. Personally Firefox is good enough. I used Chrome for a couple of years before moving back to Firefox, I don't anything that will make me want to switch again.
As a side note my main problem I'm having is Flash instability. Honestly if it wasn't for YouTube I would have uninstalled it long ago.