Closed andika207 closed 4 years ago
No, and no any point to do this. Take firefox 52 where the possibility exists.
Can you name any other heavy-load freezer site beside facepuk?
No, and no any point to do this. Take firefox 52 where the possibility exists.
Can you name any other heavy-load freezer site beside facepuk?
Yes Firefox 52 with multi process runs very smooth but it's not been updated for years and some sites don't work anymore. why don't you unlock the multi process ? do you think people who use XP only have crap old hardware with single core CPU ? it's ok if you want to keep up the MyPal browser for poor computers but there is no reason to have two browsers with the same defect.
If it will be any actual proof that multiprocess is better i would be happy to recover it. I can make research on core2due with 4gb ram, though on winxp 3gb is available.
If it will be any actual proof that multiprocess is better i would be happy to recover it. I can make research on core2due with 4gb ram, though on winxp 3gb is available.
No it's not better, it's so much better. Depending on your motherboard you can get 4GB up to 128GB of RAM with an unofficial PAE patch. http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4694409
it's so much better.
This is not a proof at all, the link is irrelevent too.
Well i shall take two copies of the firefox 52 one set to multiprocess and surf same sites to see the difference. But all i heard before that multiprocess is useless and i not eager to make a research so when i going to do this i wont say. I asked if you can point to some informations that make encourage me make research soon also i think others was investigating this too.
''This is not a proof at all, the link is irrelevent too.''
if the multi process is useless for you why do you think firefox and chrome developers have invented it ? just for fun ?
''Well i shall take two copies of the firefox 52 one set to multiprocess and surf same sites to see the difference.''
why do you need to hear from others ? in 2020 are you still using a single core CPU or what ? when I switched from a 2 core over to 4 core CPU the performance gain was like day and night so just imagine what the multiprocess con do on web browsers.
''I asked if you can point to some informations that make encourage me make research soon also i think others was investigating this too.''
not sure I understand what you mean, but the multiprocess should be available for people who want to use it, if you fell it's unnecessary then don't use it, it's simple as that. on Firefox 52 or Serpent 52 the multiprocess is disabled by default but many people use it for performance reasons.
Do you want me begin to do something for recovering multiprocess soon? Provide the proof that it really has better performance in terms firefox usage on winxp. Others maybe have completed research. Otherwise i shall be making it myself when i have the mood do not know actually when.
Next you are to get that i do reason to favor lowend comps and do not care about modern comps.
https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=17442&p=127695
that makes no favor.
''Next you are to get that i do reason to favor lowend comps and do not care about modern comps.''
modern computers ? I own i5 and i7 hardware but my Main PC that I use 99% of the time has a ASUS mainboard and AMD X4 released before 2010... I have tried out all those browsers for XP Firefox 27, Newmoon 28, Articfox, Mypal, KMeleon ...etc they are all the same Junk the best one is the Serpent 52 with multiprocess enabled followed by the deprecrated Firefox 52 with multiprocess are you still using a single core CPU in 2020 ?
https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=17442&p=127695
that makes no favor.
I won't read that shit, I just read who the poster is to understand everything. if someone been stuck on Firefox 28 for ages and doesn't want to go forward it's normal that every thing for him is not useful. I have also tested his Basilisk browser on Windows 7 and it's not better than Firefox or any chromium based browser.
I told you that i have cor2duo why do keep asking again. I suspect you are not able to provide the proof, so you have to wait. One day... one day.... If you like the Serpent than take it and use, it almost the same
By the way this browser and your so loved Serpent base on the Basilisk. Mypal and Palemoon based on the same code too only have oldstyle interface
I told you that i have cor2duo why do keep asking again. I suspect you are not able to provide the proof, so you have to wait. One day... one day.... If you like the Serpent than take it and use, it almost the same
You told me you had to do some research with a C2D but I didn't know that it was your CPU if you were living near me I could offer you better hardware for free that I don't use
I told you that i have cor2duo why do keep asking again. I suspect you are not able to provide the proof, so you have to wait. One day... one day.... If you like the Serpent than take it and use, it almost the same
you can suspect as much as you want but your opinions are based on the shit you read on the internet from old man with crap hardware that are still running Windows 2000 Yes I know this is a fork of Basilisk but without multi process function I have already told you that the original Basilisk on W7 is pure junk compared to other browsers with multi process. Stop reading shit on the internet and buy a quad core CPU, you will immediately feel a huge performance difference
By the way this browser and your so loved Serpent base on the Basilisk. Mypal and Palemoon based on the same code too only have oldstyle interface
It's sad that you don't know shit about the code you're using.
@mattatobin -first, you didn't reply to the post in which you got ridiculed by stating that Basilisk is not based on Firefox 52, if it's only based on FF 28 why don't you edit the UXL website ? https://github.com/mindedsecurity/behave/issues/17#issuecomment-664178319
-second, it's not that I don't accept a NO as an answer but time has proven you are a liar because Basilisk doesn't have the multi process mode enabled because you don't want not because this feature is not available in any UXP application
-third, you are just a fat dictator hidden behind a computer that deletes my posts for no apparent reason, maybe because I wrote SERPENT and that makes you feel bad... and Yes the Serpent @roytam1 with multi process enabled performs a lot better than the Basilisk browser. https://github.com/MoonchildProductions/Basilisk/issues/25#issuecomment-663821909
-fourth, we know you hate XP but please stop trolling and posting shit on other groups @Feodor2 in order to attack me. https://github.com/Feodor2/Centaury/issues/11#issuecomment-663972900
-fifth if you are enough man you should not call your dogs @wolfbeast for help or is it you with multiple accounts ? I have not read this shit I use my computers to test it myself and can confirm that multi process is a must whatever you say https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=17442&p=127695
Yes the Serpent @roytam1 with multi process enabled
Have fun getting hacked. Unless of course roytam1 has personally addressed all the sec issues that exist in e10s that makes up 75% or more of every Firefox release cycle sec bugs? Because they for sure are not considered for UXP development.
And I can assure you I am not Tobin. Everyone with half an inch of involvement in anything knows that :D
@wolfbeast hacked ? only an idiotic hacker would spend his free time to hurt XP users which represent 1% of worldwide market share. Now you might want to convince me that the Serpent @roytam1 is not safe ? LOL I have yesterday seen a user somewhere asking for help because he got infected on WINDOWS TEN by a coin miner virus.
So you want to spam much... continue further and be here rewarded with ban too.
is there any possibility to unlock the multi process mode on the Centaury browser ? it's almost impossible to surf on heavy-load sites such as facebook because it freezes easily the only XP compatible browser that works pretty much is the Serpent, everything else is pure junk including the Chinese forks of chrome.