On 2 January 2016 at 18:01, Arthur D. Edelstein arthuredelstein@gmail.com wrote:
So, I'm thinking: could we use the Electrolysis mechanism to use a separate content process for each URL bar domain? In that case, any information in a given content process not explicitly shared with other processes or written to disk would be automatically isolated to the URL bar domain [3]. For example, there could be a separate in-memory cache in each content process.
This may be a naive question but... are these memory stores _in_ the content process? It seems like Mozilla would want to put them in the chrome process for the same reason we want them in the content process - in their case, make things faster by sharing them across processes.
-tom