I originally misread the title of this. I thought it said: "2007 Sees Wireless Spending Outstrip Landmines". I was like, "Hmm, that sounds interesting...". You can imagine my disappointment after discovering it was about Landlines. YAWWWNNNNN...
Cnn.com
38MB footprint Safari; 62MB footprint FF. This is on Mac OS X. I am not sure what this is like on Windows.
My own custom app which is an admin for managing lots of data
Table with 1000 rows took 24 seconds for FF to load, Safari took 4 seconds. Just tested it right now.
I hate to inform you of this, but you are in the capital marketplace, not the communist bloc. Around here, the best (price/features/etc) product wins. Why would you worry about an Apple presentation that fails to mention you? Maybe you should spend your time doing some other things, like... hmmm... maybe....
1. Reducing the memory footprint
2. Speeding up page rendering (#1 reason I don't use FF). For me speed is king, then memory, then UI, then at the bottom of the list "plugins" and "openness".
I originally misread the title of this. I thought it said: "2007 Sees Wireless Spending Outstrip Landmines". I was like, "Hmm, that sounds interesting...". You can imagine my disappointment after discovering it was about Landlines. YAWWWNNNNN...
Cnn.com
38MB footprint Safari; 62MB footprint FF. This is on Mac OS X. I am not sure what this is like on Windows.
My own custom app which is an admin for managing lots of data
Table with 1000 rows took 24 seconds for FF to load, Safari took 4 seconds. Just tested it right now.
Dear Mozilla Personnel,
I hate to inform you of this, but you are in the capital marketplace, not the communist bloc. Around here, the best (price/features/etc) product wins. Why would you worry about an Apple presentation that fails to mention you? Maybe you should spend your time doing some other things, like... hmmm... maybe....
1. Reducing the memory footprint
2. Speeding up page rendering (#1 reason I don't use FF). For me speed is king, then memory, then UI, then at the bottom of the list "plugins" and "openness".