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the_dengle said:
justiceiro said:

2First, 2 second is not the case in any rpogram in my computer. In general browsers take a lot of memory, so with 2 or more browser open, my computer will really strugle with playng a HD 60fps video.

Second, its not a something, i see videos every hour in the internet, and in lot of them i want to comment, like, etc, andto have another browser to do that means more logins,  more video history divided, etc. Its jsut not feel rigth.

It's not untrue if I was describing my own experience. Working with 8 gigs of RAM I played the video simultaneously in Firefox and Chrome side-by-side with no problems.

It's a little inconvenient but yesterday your options were limited to:

• Watch youtube videos on any browser at 30 fps

and now your options are limited to:

• Watch youtube videos on any browser at 30 fps
• Or watch youtube videos on Chrome at 60 fps

It's not like you lost something in the transition. You can continue watching videos at 30 fps if you want.


Actually, I lost something in fact. Now 60fps videos just doesn't play 30fps in hd, i'm limited to 480p everytime someone decide to upload a 60fps video.



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