"This is going to be a major improvement to the smoothness of the browser interface, especially when heavy web pages are loading. People really appreciate the snappiness of Chrome, Edge and Opera. Firefox is going to gain a bunch of that snappiness with Electrolysis.”
Over the course of next one week, multi-process will be released to 10 percent of total Firefox users. Later, it’ll be pushed to 100 percent of “initial cohort” users.
So, what changes one can expect in the upcoming releases of Firefox? Here’s something about the same —
- Firefox 49: Enabling set of add-ons
- Firefox 50 or 51: Sandboxing and more add-ons
- Firefox 52 or 53: Multiple content processes
When Mozilla announced that Firefox is going to enable multiprocess feature, people feared that it’ll make the browser more RAM-intensive. However, the development team has developed a method named MemShrink to reduce memory. They are also working to fix the number of browser processes in the upcoming releases.
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