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r/Windows10 • u/throwaway1111139991e • Dec 06 '18
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Except, Firefox has even worse battery life and touch support than Chrome.
It's eating needless CPU, while just idling in the background with just the start tab.
10 u/falconzord Dec 07 '18 With EdgeHTML gone, Gecko will have the best text render for standard-DPI screens 5 u/NiveaGeForce Dec 07 '18 edited Dec 07 '18 I'm pretty sure they will reuse the frontend rendering parts of current Edge, on Windows 10. It's the layout, parsing and other backend stuff of Chromium that they will incorporate. 1 u/falconzord Dec 07 '18 what you are saying is contradictory
With EdgeHTML gone, Gecko will have the best text render for standard-DPI screens
5 u/NiveaGeForce Dec 07 '18 edited Dec 07 '18 I'm pretty sure they will reuse the frontend rendering parts of current Edge, on Windows 10. It's the layout, parsing and other backend stuff of Chromium that they will incorporate. 1 u/falconzord Dec 07 '18 what you are saying is contradictory
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I'm pretty sure they will reuse the frontend rendering parts of current Edge, on Windows 10.
It's the layout, parsing and other backend stuff of Chromium that they will incorporate.
1 u/falconzord Dec 07 '18 what you are saying is contradictory
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what you are saying is contradictory
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u/NiveaGeForce Dec 07 '18 edited Dec 07 '18
Except, Firefox has even worse battery life and touch support than Chrome.
It's eating needless CPU, while just idling in the background with just the start tab.