Firefox/multiprocess
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Jump to navigationJump to searchMultiprocess Firefox, also known as "Electrolysis" (often shorted as "e10s"), offers a major improvement to your browsing experience by separating Web content and Firefox UI processes. This means when a web page is consuming a large part of your computer’s processing power, your tabs, buttons and menus won’t lock up.
The initial roll-out is happening in Firefox 48 on August 2, 2016. To learn more, head over to the Electrolysiswiki page orMDN.
To learn more about extension compatibility in multiprocess Firefox,click here.