Hi,
I was reading https://medium.com/mozilla-tech/the-search-for-the-goldilock s-browser-and-why-firefox-may- be-just-right-for-you- 1f520506aa35
Currently we have a problem with Epiphany using too much memory when lots of tabs are open, since -- with a few exceptions -- each tab runs in its own web process. This is in contrast to Chrome, in which each website shares the same web process.
I kinda think Chrome's approach is the best, but we don't have infrastructure to implement that right now. We do have infrastructure to set a Firefox-style process count limit. Setting the limit to four processes would be a simple GSettings change.
Advantage: significant memory use reduction when many tabs are open
Disadvantage: a single crashing tab will crash a quarter of your tabs, instead of only itself
Thoughts?