Well come June 2018, that well is going to dry out. Whereas, at least Alex has factored in Servo plans for the new v56 release. Photon elements and e10s are already there. And Alex has demonstrated that v57 updates can be implanted into 56x-like code, so his project looks much more Thornton, it’s what seems to me excessive that always bothers me. Speed is a component not a dictator, be it considered as such especially when emphasizing on slightly speed enhancements seems to me disproportionate compared the 0/1 value of legacy add-ons support. I continue to believe that we live in a world of speed, speedy and quasi hysterical call for immediate result schemes together with the condition of compression, compression including the very speech, dialogues. more and more Fiefox add-ons on AMO where the developper doesn’t even detail, explain the extension. Look at social sites all of invectives, quick words in the same way as fast-food, often at the price of empty thoughts. Not my world but, OK, I’ll have no subversive attitude in the face of facts. But I believe this entertains empty brains quite often among those who have no educational context or strong points of interest to develop their thoughts and wording elsewhere than on the Thornton: Waterfox used to be compiled with the Intel C++ compiler, up to and including version 44. That was a great experience, extremely responsive overall. However, due to significant bugs within the compiler causing errors during the compiling process all the time, Alex has decided to do away with it for good.
In those times, Pale Moon didn‘t even come close. I suspect that Pale Moon‘s current UI performance edge is indeed stemming from its Firefox 56 interface being a bit more lightweight, as well as it utilizing less effects. However, Waterfox with e10s (and Stylo) enabled beats it easily, IMHO. Which is funny, considering that Moonchild proclaims e10s to be „useless“ all the time. I must say that Moonchild is overrated to a significant degree.
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More often than once he needed to pull changes from the Mozilla code tree, because he was unable to fix the issues himself.
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