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Re: Speedometer 3.0: A shared browser benchmark for web application responsiveness

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By far the biggest speed complaint I have about Firefox is not in everyday use, but whenever I restore a previously saved session - it basically stops reacting for a few minutes(!) before eventually I can use it again. I suppose it's due to the anti-virus interfering with some kind of memory image or whatever but whatever it is, it's so annoying.

Are you a tab hoarder by any chance? I get 2-3s of lag when restarting with a few dozen tabs open, but nowhere near "a few minutes".

I've probably got 60+ tabs open at any given point in time, spread out over multiple windows.

Re: Speedometer 3.0: A shared browser benchmark for web application responsiveness

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By far the biggest speed complaint I have about Firefox is not in everyday use, but whenever I restore a previously saved session - it basically stops reacting for a few minutes(!) before eventually I can use it again. I suppose it's due to the anti-virus interfering with some kind of memory image or whatever but whatever it is, it's so annoying.

Can you please file a bug in https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Core&comp... , and fill in some of the information in the template? Thanks!

I would if I didn't have to first create an account. Cross-logging in with an existing account from a different website isn't an option for me either, unfortunately.

Re: Speedometer 3.0: A shared browser benchmark for web application responsiveness

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iPhone 15 Pro Max; iOS 17.4; Safari: 26.2 in a private tab Pixel 8 Pro; Android 14 QPR2; Chrome: 9.47 in an incognito tab

I was debating between a Galaxy S24 and a Pixel for an Android test device. 13.8 vs 9.47 on a Pixel is not a good result for Google's custom chip.

No, it's definitely not. I was pretty surprised...
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