Both Chrome and IE (and maybe other browsers, I haven't really tested thoroughly) employ right now a multiprocess execution model to better aid stability (this way, in case one tab/process crashes, it doesn't take the entire browser with it). Will we be seeing this model also employed by Firefox, or do you guys have some black magic Horcrux-type secret you're not telling us that will make Fx more stable while still keeping the single-process model?
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A question that's been nagging me for a while.
Both Chrome and IE (and maybe other browsers, I haven't really tested thoroughly) employ right now a multiprocess execution model to better aid stability (this way, in case one tab/process crashes, it doesn't take the entire browser with it). Will we be seeing this model also employed by Firefox, or do you guys have some black magic Horcrux-type secret you're not telling us that will make Fx more stable while still keeping the single-process model?
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