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Do you sometimes feel like the browser is a black box? We are building richer and richer applications on the Web platform and this means that developers are running up against new issues to debug and test. We feel like it is a great time to develop new tools that afford you the ability to look into the runtime to hopefully help you find a bug, or allow you to keep your application as responsive as possible. Today we want to start a conversation about some of our thinking, with the hope that you will join in. We have been taking a hard look at the tools landscape, and here is a presentation that gives you an idea of our thinking:

When the web developer's life will begin to be at a memory level, we'll start seeing disappear crappy web apps. And crappy webdevs.

Mon collègue Stuart 'Pavlov' Parmenter vient de publier un très long billet sur la consommation de mémoire des navigateurs, et de Firefox 2 et 3 en particulier. Il explique comment Mozilla a travaillé pour réduire la consommation de mémoire de Firefox. Je vous fait grâce des détails, et je résume les points clés en fin de billet.