GreywolfLord: I used to be a hardcore firefox user. Their moves to try to appeal to the mobile audience in the past year (and I've tried it on mobile, it's horrible, they should focus their strengths on desktop or make them completely separate branches) have really changed what it used to be (actually, it's been over a year, but you used to be able to simply change it back, but they've been making it so that you can no longer mod firefox like you used to be able to do).
I loved using Palemoon, although some sites really don't like it. That and a number of the plugins for firefox don't really work on it, making it a more difficult one to adopt at this time.
GreywolfLord: On Linux there is some sort of memory leak or something that does not release cached memory. I'm not sure what it is that launches it, but whatever browser you have open at the time will trigger it ever after. It happened when I had firefox open and firefox was crashing my system.
That would explain why the browser randomly crashes every so often. Though i don't see it crashing my system(s). Not that i can use it on my laptop very well as everything is slow and hangs now. Though the hardware is 10 years old. I might wipe it and put Slax on instead and install a handful of things it might need for VNC work.
