The multiple instances of Firefox running simultaneously, each consuming memory, may be attributed to Firefox's multi-process architecture. Unlike Chrome and Edge, Firefox initially used a single-process model but later adopted Electrolysis (e10s), a...
Firefox utilizes a multi-process architecture where each tab, extension, and plugin runs in a separate process, enhancing stability but potentially increasing memory usage. Unlike Chrome and Edge, this design choice may give the impression of ineffic...
