Back of the envelope:
5000 lines * average 100 unicode characters * average 2 bytes (probably most are ASCII 1 byte but whatever) ~= 1.000.000 bytes ~= 1MB
1MB * 25 tabs = 25MB.
Adblock Extension (when is idle) 300MB
I would say it is ok, your cognitive load on keeping that many terminals is way bigger then the technical load of them :D
isn't the OP about terminal tabs instead of browser tabs?
Yes. The point is to have a basis for comparison.
Just pointing out that 25MB of ram is nothing nowdays π. And if he has dozens of terminal tabs imagine how many browser tabs he has open π
Me haha
That is another reason because I prefer uBlock
Thanks, after a quick test it uses 60% less RAM and block with 10% more requests than AdBlockPlus.
The web got crazy, 82 blocked requests on wired.com and the website is still working ... and the Media > xkb option is crazy, never thought of that.
uBlock follow other rules in context about ads, check this is an awesome reading...
Not sure if you have any control, but that link you linked's SSL Cert expired last week.
Yes I know but when I read the Cert was fine, maybe the owner didn't renew it
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Back of the envelope:
5000 lines * average 100 unicode characters * average 2 bytes (probably most are ASCII 1 byte but whatever) ~= 1.000.000 bytes ~= 1MB
1MB * 25 tabs = 25MB.
Adblock Extension (when is idle) 300MB
I would say it is ok, your cognitive load on keeping that many terminals is way bigger then the technical load of them :D
isn't the OP about terminal tabs instead of browser tabs?
Yes. The point is to have a basis for comparison.
Just pointing out that 25MB of ram is nothing nowdays π. And if he has dozens of terminal tabs imagine how many browser tabs he has open π
Me haha
That is another reason because I prefer uBlock
Thanks, after a quick test it uses 60% less RAM and block with 10% more requests than AdBlockPlus.
The web got crazy, 82 blocked requests on wired.com and the website is still working ... and the Media > xkb option is crazy, never thought of that.
uBlock follow other rules in context about ads, check this is an awesome reading...
Not sure if you have any control, but that link you linked's SSL Cert expired last week.
Yes I know but when I read the Cert was fine, maybe the owner didn't renew it