Also, Microsoft Edge has recently had a massive update and is now Chromium-based. However for me personally, it has a few flaws that have started to really impact my workflow in a negative way. Safari is a great browser and I've recommended it to almost everyone over the years. Head to 🤍 to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code CREATEDTECH NEBULA subscribers get a bonus topic each week: Get access to exclusive Discord, previews, and the opportunity to see your name in the credits: Jamie Culver, Daniel Pinto - Mouxy, Maestro Reggie Jackson, Matt Matasso, Damien Menn, Samantha Alice Raven, Demian Dellinger, Sridhar Ayala, Rod Gray, Luminous Moose, Daniel Pasco, Jeffrey David Marraccini, Steven Kaplan, Mark Lussier, Martin Perry, Connor Porter, Christopher Wiggins, Dude, Jon Wheeler, Josef, Frederick Lakes Jr., Steven Perry, Scott Graham, Aziz Rahman, Michael Dreves, Sam Fingold, Front Page Tech, Sven Jasper, Kyle Giglio, Rich Stakounis, Stanley Silverman, Jerry Brace, Paco Arango, Henk van Ess, Anthony LaManna. 🤍 supporters who help make these videos possible: So, I'm trying out what Loren Brichter has suggested - removing Chrome and it's Keystone updater - to see if it helps. And never got any satisfying answers or solutions. I even took the rare-step for me and bugged a few friends at Big Fruit. So, I tweeted out my complaints about it, about whether PKD, the plugin manager demon was causing it, whether WindowServer itself had gone rogue or gone bad. And I just blamed macOS Catalina for it, because Catalina seemed to be one of those painful transitional updates that everyone was blaming for everything.
#SAFARI VS GOOGLE CHROME ON MAC PRO#
Literally up all night, watching Final Cut Pro performance plummet, wasting hours, precious hours, rebooting, uninstalling pluggins, just everything imaginable. It was especially bad when I was up all night trying to finish my embargoed video reviews for the iPhones, Apple Watch, Macs, and everything else released this year. See, all year I’ve been incredibly frustrated, maddened even, by similar problems and had similarly tried everything I could think of. And I’m going to do it, right now.īecause… this is a breaking controversy, with some people ready throw Chrome in a burning trash fire and others saying there’s no proof, and even talking about it is reckless and shameful.īut I think talking about it in a fair and upfront and as reasonable a way as possible is how we get to the truth, so hit the subscribe button and bell, so you don’t miss a single update. And I’m going to explain why, how, and most importantly - what you can do about it. Google Chrome might just be thrashing performance on your Mac.
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