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ForkServer in Firefox 141: No More Restarts and Better Performance on Linux

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ForkServer in Firefox 141: No More Restarts and Better Performance on Linux - OSTechNix

ForkServer is the Firefox's new Linux feature that eliminates annoying forced restarts after updates. Better performance and low memory use.

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Fellow Auto Tab Discard ejoyer, I salute you.

Joke aside I recommend this extension if you have a tendency to have a shitton of tabs opened

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