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secularhermit

secularhermit

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If Chrome warned someone saying: "Your PC is not any longer supported by Chromium" it could be time to buy another PC (1), time to use Opera, as long as it is possible (2), or to try "light" browsers (3) that consume less resources (today I´m using Vivaldi, from vivaldi com)
 
blue_ladybug

blue_ladybug

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secularhermit said:
If Chrome warned someone saying: "Your PC is not any longer supported by Chromium" it could be time to buy another PC (1), time to use Opera, as long as it is possible (2), or to try "light" browsers (3) that consume less resources (today I´m using Vivaldi, from vivaldi com)
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I AM using opera..i would NEVER use anything by Google.. like i said, i've never had CPU troubles with Opera until the last couple versions they have come out with. I love Opera and i dont wanna change it..lol..
 
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blue_ladybug said:
I AM using opera..i would NEVER use anything by Google.. like i said, i've never had CPU troubles with Opera until the last couple versions they have come out with. I love Opera and i dont wanna change it..lol..
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You are using something by Google by using Opera. Google co-developed the Blink rendering engine that Opera adopted since version 15 (15 was the first stable build). I don't know the specific reason you're having resource issues with the browser, though I recall Chrome using a lot of memory because each tab is treated as its own instance. If Opera is doing this, it would make sense that it's utilizing more CPU resources also.
 
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