Web Browser Discussion, Browser Talk - Slimjet Web Browser Online Forum

Never knew this is possible.
But for me it works in Slimjet.

The title of this forum is "discuss about", not "get support".
It's a user forum. And the participants are only few.

And: You request the users here who might be willing to help you to look in another forum what your question is.
Don't expect anybody to do this.

Clean/delete your profile?

BTW, 4.0.14.0 ist the latest.

I'm pretty sure the adobe web site recognizes which plugin is contacting it.
But can't magically discover files that are present on the client without being used.

http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ shows which flash is really used.
Is .209 for me, without any component updates.

I often find tabs I switch to just being crashed.
But I can always reload them without further problems.
So it's less of an issue for me than other alternative browsers which aren't crashing, but don't display sites well.

Chrome is multi-process and thus not supposed to save RAM.

If your download speed is always much slower than your internet, there's something else wrong…
You aren't confusing mbit/s and mB/s?

You may include http://www.palemoon.org/ in your browser tests.
It's a cleaned-up Firefox fork.

In the source there are interesting findings: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/chromium/+/trunk/media/base/simd/ has variants with different instruction sets up to SSSE3. But https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=100462 reports that some SSSE3 routines are buggy and won't be ...

These few are only the kind of nebulous specs that most software projects give. What does ’later‘ mean in the context of hardware? Time of manufacturing? Time of model release? Architecture generation? By educated guess, one can assume that ’Pentium 4 or later‘ means that SSE2 instructions are used....

Your computers have a strong will!

But the current release is 4.0.12.0 .
(Don't know if this changes your issue.)