[greglindahl]

So, you're saying because you think you've discovered one case where there might be a problem, Firefox should completely change their architecture? And you're saying this in a discussion which frequently mentions how extremely varied workloads are?

[abugheratwork]

No, man. He said Firefox should change their architecture, and he gave some kind of example.

After the way you seized on the word "typical", I kind of expected you to take words at face value. I didn't see any text to the effect that he thinks his say so is good enough.

Also, you're the one frequently mentioning how varied workloads are, and you don't constitute the discussion.

I'm going to go drink some cocoa to wash down this hook, line, and sinker I swallowed with your flame bait.

[greglindahl]

Not intended as flame bait, sorry if that's how it comes across to you.

It just so happens that people complaining about Firefox doing it wrong is a pretty common thing in Firefox threads on HN. And they usually have an example where it's really unclear if it's a problem for more than them or not. But, usually, they have a lot of advice about what the Firefox team should do. Whereas the Firefox team has telemetry data from most of their users.