#Does safari or chrome use more memory full#

The spacing looks the same now in the editor, but after I press Submit, there will be a full line between the last two paragraphs. The app is developed by Google and its user rating is 4.3 out of 5.

It is a perfect match for Browsers in the Internet Tools category. However, I will use the HTML editor to insert two tags between the second and third paragraphs (in place of the pair). The latest version of Google Chrome is 96.0 on Mac Informer. There is a full blank line between them now, but after I press Submit, there will be one half line. You can play with this in theįor example, when I composed this reply, I pressed Enter to separate the first and second paragraphs. However, I will use the HTML editor to insert two tags between the second and third paragraphs (in place of the pair). Chrome did not start like this, but as Google has grown in power, it has decided to follow the Microsoft bloat model and take users for granted. There is a full blank line between them now, but after I press Submit, there will be one half line. This dramatically lowers the efficiency of every Chromebook as Chrome is the most memory consumptive of the browsers. This is not a good solution, but it is a workaround where you believe whitespace is important.įor example, when I composed this reply, I pressed Enter to separate the first and second paragraphs. Tag pair with two tags, I get a full line between. If I use the HTML editor to replace the and Paragraphs seem to be separated by one half line. When you press Enter in the forum editor, you create a new paragraph, where and tags delimit the paragraphs in the HTML. When I insert code I use the HTML editor to add tags so my blank lines are retained. I have experienced this for years. I see this using IE so I think it's independent of theīrowser. The forums editor removes (or reduces) blank lines, white space, indenting, etc., after you click Submit. I think this is what you are referring to.

Does safari or chrome use more memory