linuxPIPEpower

How many Lemmy users are on chrome.

Any admins have stats?

People use the tools they have to get their tasks done. Not everyone wants to have the same weird hobbies we do.

Limiting resources sounds cool. I wish I could at least determine why Firefox sometimes goes out of control eating everything. Setting a resource limit per page would be good too. Sometimes my whole computer is ground to a halt, but closing a single tab fixes it. Often not a page that is obviously doing much. Certain ecommerce sites are frequent culprits. Doing something in the background.

Firefox can tile two pages now: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/split-view/

What I love is when the thread is concluded by saying the problem was solved by a patch 10 years ago. OP says "just upgraded, it works!" But here I am in the future and the problem is still happening.

After being told (at length) the answer was in the very long complex documentation, I said I had tried to find it but couldn't piece it together. And posted some of the sections I had looked in. Then my interlocutor said there is no reason why I should want to do such a thing.

"Please mark your thread as SOLVED."

I have found my own posts this way from 2 or 3 years prior. Makes me wonder if I am getting anywhere.

RTFM of a different software which the software you are actually interacting with employs. (E.g. having problems with an application that downloads stuff, need to read curl docs because thats what it is using under the hood.)

when more and different people get involved for different reasons then they will change things. since a lot of growth has come from nearby gamer communities, they will bring those habits and forms with them.

opera

lots of people know about firefox, they would just never use it.

Like everything else Syncthing, it works well when it is working well.

Far from foolproof.