Ublock Origin being blocked/disabled in Chrome June 2024.

Lost_in_the_HTTP · Oct 21, 2024

Question for those that care enough to keep track of memory usage.

I keep the Resource Monitor open most of the time.

No matter how many tabs or windows I have open, all of the memory SeaMonkey uses is listed as one number ... often goes to 2,500,000 or more.

All Chromium based browsers (Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, etc. ) I've tried list each tab separately. If I have 20 tabs open, there are 20 entries.

What do these others do? How are they listed?

lxskllr · Oct 21, 2024

I guess you're talking about windows? I have a bunch of listings in debian, and it isn't clear to me how many are discreet, and how many are shared.

Code:

about:processes

in firefox lists each tab, and what resources it's using.

WelshBloke · Oct 21, 2024

Lost_in_the_HTTP said:
Question for those that care enough to keep track of memory usage.

I keep the Resource Monitor open most of the time.

No matter how many tabs or windows I have open, all of the memory SeaMonkey uses is listed as one number ... often goes to 2,500,000 or more.

All Chromium based browsers (Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, etc. ) I've tried list each tab separately. If I have 20 tabs open, there are 20 entries.

What do these others do? How are they listed?

SeaMonkey is still going?!

I'm guessing that the usage shows up differently because SeaMonkey isn't running each tap in an isolated way? Maybe?

lxskllr · Oct 21, 2024

I use seamonkey as my i2p browser. It'll run in a flirefox container tab, but I prefer using a separate browser.

Artorias · Oct 21, 2024

I cannot imagine watching YouTube without Ublock.

We need a true open source browser.

WelshBloke · Oct 21, 2024

Artorias said:
We need a true open source browser.

Like Firefox you mean?

Ublock Origin being blocked/disabled in Chrome June 2024.

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