The FCC now defines broadband as 100 Mbps at minimum – 25/3 Mbps was simply not enough
100 Mbps download, 20 Mbps upload -- plus a long-term gigabit goal
Firefox users who are used to having fifteen or more tabs open while surfing the web, or perhaps tend to load up their browser with a bunch of open pages from their last session, will surely know the impact this can have on performance. Luckily, there are ways heavy tab users can ease the memory-guzzling effect that their browsing habits can have on their systems - and today we'll specifically mention two: using the BarTab extension or adding a quick about:config tweak.