Firefox memory usage with multiple content processes
This is a continuation of my Are They Slim Yet series, for background see my previous installment. With Firefox’s next release, 54, we plan to enable multiple content processes — internally referred to as the e10s-multi project — by default. That means if you have e10s enabled we’ll use up to four processes to manage web content instead of just one. My previous measurements found that four content
Launching Ignition and TurboFan · V8
Show navigation Today we are excited to announce the launch of a new JavaScript execution pipeline for V8 v5.9 that will reach Chrome Stable in v59. With the new pipeline, we achieve big performance improvements and significant memory savings on real-world JavaScript applications. We’ll discuss the numbers in more detail at the end of this post, but first let’s take a look at the pipeline itself.
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Intent to Implement: APIs to control certain settings
Add-ons Update – 2017/05 – Mozilla Add-ons Community Blog
Add-ons/InternalSigning - MozillaWiki
[Go Faster] Intent to Implement: SHIELD Opt-out Studies
Firefox/Activity Stream/Status/16-May-2017 - MozillaWiki
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