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I have a grand total of 5 add-ons and FF4 takes way longer than FF3.6 the first time opening. Generally FF4 probably has more pluses than minuses, but it still seems unfinished. Feels like it's still in beta.
Here's my list. I'm happy with the performance, and it's better than 3.x...
Adblock Plus 1.3.5
AnandTech - vB - Dark Theme (Skace) [DISABLED]
AnandTech - vB - Fixed Theme (Skace) [DISABLED]
Anandtech VB - Dark Theme [DISABLED]
change logo
Clay's Personal Dark Style (for Select Sites) [DISABLED]
Compact Menu 2 4.0 [DISABLED]
Dark Ars Technica Forums - Red-Orange (SKYY)
Dark Doom9 Forum
Default 4.0b13pre
DivX® Web Player
DownloadHelper 4.8.6
Firebug 1.7.0
Firefox 4 Normalize the Addonbar
Flagfox 4.1rc
Forecastfox Weather 2.0.2
Greasemonkey 0.9.1
Nightly Tester Tools 3.1.2
QuickTime Plug-in 7.6.6
ReloadEvery 4.0.2
Roomy Bookmarks Toolbar 1.1.6
Shockwave Flash
Smart Bookmarks Bar 1.4.3
snuson dark black
Status-4-Evar 2011.03.16.22
Stylish 1.1.1
TinEye Reverse Image Search 1.1
TuxMachines - Minimal, Dark / Black Theme
Ubuntu Firefox Modifications 0.9rc2
Ubuntu Human Theme 1260925626 [DISABLED]
vBulletin - Dark Theme [DISABLED]
VLC Multimedia Plugin (compatible Totem 2.30.2)
Windows Media Player Plug-in 10 (compatible; Totem)
Woot Gray/Black Theme with Sanitizer - v0.5 [DISABLED]
just had to mention since i noticed, but it appears as if your quicktime may be out of date.
Chiefcrowe said:No matter what their excuse is, it's too little, too late. I've made the Chrome switch, and haven't looked back.
This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. Just like the majority of Windows BSODs are caused by 3rd party drivers.
It's not an excuse and I'm sure there are addons for Chrome that have an adverse affect on performance as well.
Firefox on my PC is free of any addons and is still slow as Christmas to load and runs clunky as anything. Chrome loads almost instantly and is a smooth browsing experience.
It's an excuse.
FF4 runs fine for me. Chrome feels a little bit faster, but FF is nowhere near as bad as you claim.
FF4 runs fine for me. Chrome feels a little bit faster, but FF is nowhere near as bad as you claim.
FF4 runs fine for me. Chrome feels a little bit faster, but FF is nowhere near as bad as you claim.
When neither browser is in RAM, vanilla Firefox takes no less than five times as long to open as Chrome, and I'm being conservative.
I open Firefox about once a week when I reboot my machine, whereas I make use of extensions several hours per day so I can live with the slower-than-chrome-but still-not-too-slow startup timeWhen neither browser is in RAM, vanilla Firefox takes no less than five times as long to open as Chrome, and I'm being conservative.