hmmm... about:memory might have the info but I have no idea how to interpret it.
Adding the !g gives a google results page with 1 relevant result which suggests it might just be an open question. (Thread is from March 2024.)
I have been using ddg for years and never bothered with bangs. They've changed something in the past months/year or so. I think the engine tries to guess too much what you mean. Obviously, there exists many webpages with my search query exactly as I wrote it. But even the google search is mostly finding results "about performance" like the screencap of the ddg is guessing.
Thanks for the suggestion. I don't understand how to use this though.
For a moment there actually was info in the Memory and CPU columns but I went to another tab/window and when I returned it is blank again. If I could reproduce that, then I would be able to see resources use of individual pages, but there is nothing about individual extensions here that I can see.
If you hover the mouse each row, a little speedomoter time icon appears. It has a tooltip reading "Profile all threads of this process for 5 seconds". Clicking it brings you to a URL beginning https://profiler.firefox.com/from-browser/calltree/ which appears to collect information from the system and send to mozilla (?) without asking consent to do so.
Here is the content when I clicked the speedometer button on the "Extensions" row above:
How is this interpreted?
Tangent: is anyone else finding duckduckgo extremely unhelpful these days? A search for "about:performance" gives zero results. Is this do to having to be so aggressive against AI spam?
I'd be more offended if it was almost exactly like me.
I didn't even know you could use PWAs on desktop. I would've loved that. Too late now I guess.
hmmm...
about:memorymight have the info but I have no idea how to interpret it.Adding the
!ggives a google results page with 1 relevant result which suggests it might just be an open question. (Thread is from March 2024.)I have been using ddg for years and never bothered with bangs. They've changed something in the past months/year or so. I think the engine tries to guess too much what you mean. Obviously, there exists many webpages with my search query exactly as I wrote it. But even the google search is mostly finding results "about performance" like the screencap of the ddg is guessing.
Thanks for the suggestion. I don't understand how to use this though.
For a moment there actually was info in the Memory and CPU columns but I went to another tab/window and when I returned it is blank again. If I could reproduce that, then I would be able to see resources use of individual pages, but there is nothing about individual extensions here that I can see.
If you hover the mouse each row, a little speedomoter time icon appears. It has a tooltip reading "Profile all threads of this process for 5 seconds". Clicking it brings you to a URL beginning
https://profiler.firefox.com/from-browser/calltree/which appears to collect information from the system and send to mozilla (?) without asking consent to do so.Here is the content when I clicked the speedometer button on the "Extensions" row above:
How is this interpreted?
Tangent: is anyone else finding duckduckgo extremely unhelpful these days? A search for
"about:performance"gives zero results. Is this do to having to be so aggressive against AI spam?