In other words, if you’re browsing the web with 5 different tabs in Firefox, more resources would be directed to the tab you’re currently in, thus allowing Firefox to render the content on that page with no performance hiccup.įor better understanding, imagine that you’re browsing five different websites called 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Technically, this feature is supposed to optimize the browser in a way that would allow the operating system to prioritize resources for the active tab.
So what exactly is the Process Priority Manager? The next updates for the stable branch of Firefox, for example, is projected to bring new capabilities, including a so-called Process Priority Manager supposed to land in version 69.
As the only one major alternative to the avalanche of Chromium-powered browsers, Firefox has no other option that to keep evolving with every new release, and parent company Mozilla knows this best.
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