Firefox has a long history of denying problems, blaming the user, and fixing the issue years later.
It used to be memory usage, now it's crashing.
Firefox has a long history of denying problems, blaming the user, and fixing the issue years later.
It used to be memory usage, now it's crashing.
Did you actually read the posts that started this topic, or are you being an ass for no reason?
Hint: No-one is claiming memory is to blame for 100% of the Firefox crashes. No-one is claiming it's 99% either.
Which part of my post was being an ass?
Sorry, but I experienced first hand Firefox's memory leaks not being taken seriously. This "bitflips" news is just released, but I fully expect anybody complaining about Firefox crashes to be met with low effort "It's your RAM," responses for the next few years now.