Qupzilla ram free#

There's a difference between using 2GB right now and using 2GB ever. Yes, but if you pay more attention to the context of what I was saying, that would be included under the umbrella of 'use'.

Qupzilla ram free#

> Starting a new program requires free memory. It is so promising a platform that I'm wishfully sure someone will pick it up and continue its development.

Midori itself is already a very good compromise (functionality vs resource consumption) and would probably have been better than qupzilla, if only it was not orphaned for years. I gather that it is somewhat on par with midori. I hope it won't.Īlso there is netsurf but I haven't tried is as yet. Things may get out of hand and Qupzilla may become just another Konqueror (from KDE suit dependencies perspective). Actually in Debian, kwallet was first added as hard dependency to qupzilla, only recently reduced to 'recommends' (which still translates into hard dependency with Debian's default apt settings). The author specifically states that 'there will be no hard dependencies on KDE libraries' but already there are efforts for kwallet integration. One drawback (from my POW) is that it is being integrated into KDE. WebKit based, not much plugins but essential ones are there, is fairly compatible (better than Midori in my experience), fairly lightweight (memory footprint approximately half of Firefox and twice of Midori or so)