At least on Ubuntu 16.04, the "Ubuntu integration" add-on that is auto-installed prevents e10s from running, so you get a choppy, single-threaded UI.
I'm sure a fair amount of the plugins people install are actually what lead to the large memory consumption. That, and the hundreds of tabs they leave open. I feel like tabs have become the new bookmark. Maybe what we really need is some sort of ephemeral bookmark system?
I'm sure a fair amount of the plugins people install are actually what lead to the large memory consumption. That, and the hundreds of tabs they leave open. I feel like tabs have become the new bookmark. Maybe what we really need is some sort of ephemeral bookmark system?