Last month, Mozilla Engineering Manager Benjamin Smedberg announced that the company was killing off 64-bit nightly builds of the popular Firefox browser. At the time, the engineer said there was "significant negative feedback," but it appears that has been revised as Mozilla is re-instating the builds. A new post, called 'Update on turning off 64-bit Windows builds,' the engineer ...
Read full articleOriginally posted by xnonsuchx:In response to devs (the people who test nightlies), not for average Internet user.
"can kill a computer that is trying to keep hundreds of tabs open."
Oh no! I wouldn't be able to have my USUAL hundreds of sites opened at once??? ;-)
Originally posted by DVDBack23:Ya i can't remember ever getting more then 15 windows/tabs opened at once, after that I find i'll trash too much looking for what I might need, after then i start closing them all and then restart for the windows i really need at the time.
Originally posted by xnonsuchx:In response to devs (the people who test nightlies), not for average Internet user.
"can kill a computer that is trying to keep hundreds of tabs open."
Oh no! I wouldn't be able to have my USUAL hundreds of sites opened at once??? ;-)
Originally posted by hikaricor:jaja, me too.
I've got about 45 tabs open right now, most of them pinned. I'll let you know when I get to 100.
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