Safari is terrible. Chrome is much faster and works on more websites
I think you're dumping the wrong things...I actually downloaded it since Facebook just not work well with Safari and Firefox.
Chrome was no better. I dumped it immediately
I have connections on Facebook that I won't give upI think you're dumping the wrong things...
Yes, unless you believe that slower web browsing is better.I'm confused. Is the implication that faster web surfing is better web surfing?
True. I have a 500 Mbit connection, and it still feels perfectly fine. I could upgrade to 1 Gbit or even 2, but I doubt it would feel 4x faster.The browser is only as fast as your Internet connection, most of us have fair to better Internet connection and don’t see any difference.![]()
With the suspension of a Ferrari you are more likely to spill your milk … 😁True, but no one wants milk to spill on the way home either.
I hope so as competition is good, but there is more important than the speed i.e. memory usage etc.Yeah just wait for safari in macOS 16 to be the “worlds fastest browser” again
Chrome works just fine with Facebook. Doesn't Facebook Messenger fail to work properly with Safari as Meta do not support Safari??I actually downloaded it since Facebook just not work well with Safari and Firefox.
Chrome was no better. I dumped it immediately
I am no expert but here are few guesses:Honest question for the experts:
Why is browsing the web today still laggy and slow like it was 20 years ago?
e.g. I visit a page, then visit another page on the same site, and then click the back button. It takes maybe 2-3 seconds for that previous page to load again. Until that point, the page is frozen. I can't scroll.
What's going on there? Why is it so slow? Even just requesting the complete page afresh would be quicker. A cache look-up can't be that slow on a modern computer. What's happening in those 2-3 seconds? And why can't web browser developers get rid of it?
That's not my experience. Web browsing is lightning fast and I use a range of different browsers.Honest question for the experts:
Why is browsing the web today still laggy and slow like it was 20 years ago?
e.g. I visit a page, then visit another page on the same site, and then click the back button. It takes maybe 2-3 seconds for that previous page to load again. Until that point, the page is frozen. I can't scroll.
What's going on there? Why is it so slow? Even just requesting the complete page afresh would be quicker. A cache look-up can't be that slow on a modern computer. What's happening in those 2-3 seconds? And why can't web browser developers get rid of it?