Yeah, it’s big pages with tons of scrolling/media (like Tumblr) that make Android chug. Sometimes I type/paste really long things into text boxes, and mobile Firefox was nigh unusable for that.
Cromite seems much easier on battery too, especially in tandem with adblocking (as any extension slows browsers down).
None of this is necessarily true on desktop though. In fact, Firefox seems better than Cromite on Linux in similar scenarios, but the difference feels small since everything is so fast anyway.
Peculiar, i haven’t seen any such behaviour. It gets a bit wiggy on tumblr, but i just assumed that’s because that site’s code is a hot mess
Yeah, it’s big pages with tons of scrolling/media (like Tumblr) that make Android chug. Sometimes I type/paste really long things into text boxes, and mobile Firefox was nigh unusable for that.
Cromite seems much easier on battery too, especially in tandem with adblocking (as any extension slows browsers down).
None of this is necessarily true on desktop though. In fact, Firefox seems better than Cromite on Linux in similar scenarios, but the difference feels small since everything is so fast anyway.