100 Tabs vs Mozilla Firefox - Ram Usage Test

In this video, we're putting Mozilla Firefox to the test by opening multiple tabs and seeing how much RAM it uses. We'll start with 10 tabs and work our way up to 100, to give you a clear idea of how efficient Firefox is at managing memory.
Throughout the video, we'll be using the Task Manager to monitor the RAM usage of Firefox, so you can see how much memory is being used at each stage of the test.
To make the process easy and efficient, we've created a Python code to automate opening the websites.
***Download the Python code & CSV file: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
By the end of the video, you'll have a clear idea of how Firefox handles multiple tabs and manages memory. If you enjoy this content, be sure to like the video and subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips and tutorials.

[@ARSA4U]

This was crazy ❣️✨

[@Jurtaani]

Now have all these tabs or even more (like 300) saved in a session and open that session with both Firefox and Chrome. At least on my system Firefox handles that way better than Chrome.

[@HowToWindowsYT]

Thank you for your suggestion.

[@elmariachi5133]

My Firefox is eating 30GByte with 160 Tabs atm :(

[@samuelkundael3503]

I have only 11 tabs and it's eating close to 80% ram and over 2GB ram. I am only using 4 tabs, youtube and a soccer scores table. I am deleting everything and starting from scratch.

[@HowToWindowsYT]

Pages with videos could get more ram

[@samuelkundael3503]

​@@HowToWindowsYT fixed the problem. it had to do with firefox preferences and deactivating hardware acceleration. Now it's only eating 12% cpu and less than 1 GB ram. I am actually using 7 active tabs but its ok, only 1 has videos and that is still youtube.