#VIVALDI VS CHROME 64 BIT#
#VIVALDI VS CHROME PASSWORD#
#VIVALDI VS CHROME WINDOWS#

#VIVALDI VS CHROME 64 BIT#

My specs are VMWare Workstation 圆4-based 64 bit VM, 4 processors, 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1185G7 3.00GHz 3.00 GHz, with GPU (but I have hardware acceleration turned off because it causes other Vivaldi problems, but when I turn it on to test this it doesn't make a difference).

#VIVALDI VS CHROME PASSWORD#

But still getting smoked by Edge and Chrome, which are still around 5 or 6 seconds, and both have many more extensions (including the same password manager). Not appreciably different than the non-guest-profile, but a little better.

When I try your 'Guest Profile' idea, the page loads in about 25 seconds if I don't block anything, but in about 30 seconds when I block ads and trackers. I am running only ONE extension in Vivaldi, namely my password manager, Roboform. As I said, when I run in Edge or Chrome the page renders in 5 or 6 seconds, and much slower (30 or 40 seconds) in Vivaldi. I'm sure they are not ALL rendered just because the page is loaded, but I don't know how many are rendered. I have thousands of SMS messages accessible from that page. So the timing of rendering the page is after I have logged in. Vivaldis basis in Chromium means you wont have to miss out on the thousands of extensions available in the Chrome web store. I do have a Google Voice account, and I have for years. Am I missing some magic setting that says 'Please don't slow down the rendering of my pages?'Īnother note - if I have the developer console open to the network tab, it seems as if the network requests themselves are being fired off more slowly and with less parallelism. In situations where I notice this, the differences are so huge and so stark that I just can't believe I am the only one to experience them. Chromium browser, Opera, Vivaldi, MicrosoftChrome Beta srmn indirmek.

#VIVALDI VS CHROME WINDOWS#

(Typically I leave it off, because vivaldi seems to have a different bug where it doesn't show windows from installing extensions and such properly if hardware acceleration is turned on - again not a problem in Chrome or Edge). Descargar ahora Google Chrome Beta para Windows desde Softonic: Descarga gratis. This seems to be the case whether or not I have hardware acceleration turned on in the Vivaldi settings. I have run into other pages with similar horrible characteristics.

Vivaldi, on the other hand, seems to take about 45 seconds to render that same page (for me) if ad and tracker blocking is turned on, and about 35 seconds for me if ad and tracker blocking is turned off. Interestingly, Edge does even better, typically under 5 seconds. The bad news is that there seem to be pages that Vivaldi just grinds to a slow painful death on, when other Chromium browsers handle them fine.įor example - If I am looking at my Google Voice messages ( ) with Google Chrome, the page renders and re-renders and re-renders fully in under 6 seconds. Not THAT much faster, but 5 or even 10 percent. The good news is that there do seem to be pages that Vivaldi renders a bit faster than Chrome or Edge, when settings are set in similar ways. I'm a new Vivaldi user, but have used many other Chromium based browsers, including Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

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