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That's when Firefox comes in.

i cant watch youtube on chrome -.-

Just use Firefox. Sure, it has more memory leaks than your average browser, but it seems to work fine... (I would also tell you to try IE, but you're in Linux, so that won't do).

I know, I hate Chrome, I'm only using it because there's a bug in my version of FF that when you open any new page it crashes. I think I'm on the Nightly, though; I'll have to go to the regular version.

Ah, and FF having memory leaks? It would be far more fitting to say that about Chrome...

They both do. The latest Firefox has many of them patched, though.

(Seriously, those programmers should use languages with automated garbage collection if they can't handle a simple free().)

[QUOTE=aaaaaa123456789;bt292640]They both do. The latest Firefox has many of them patched, though.

(Seriously, those programmers should use languages with automated garbage collection if they can't handle a simple free().)[/QUOTE]

You mean the languages that the browsers are coded in or the languages that are run through the browser?

I never have ANY problems with Chrome. Chrome FTW.

Originally Posted by Captain_Jack

You mean the languages that the browsers are coded in or the languages that are run through the browser?

The languages used to write the browsers themselves.

[QUOTE=aaaaaa123456789;bt292650]The languages used to write the browsers themselves.[/QUOTE]

Ah okay. I always have been amazed at just how many memory leaks lots of software has, due just to the programmer's laziness.

Originally Posted by Captain_Jack

Ah okay. I always have been amazed at just how many memory leaks lots of software has, due just to the programmer's laziness.

Sometimes, it's just a mistake. I've seen mistakes that make programs claim all the available RAM -- fortunately, that's easy to spot...