What is the lightest browser to launch a jupyter notebook?
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Currently I am using Firefox as default browser, I have no issue to naviguate with it, but I have a little limited memory (8GB, 6.8 available) and Firefox takes a lot of RAM for nothing big, the more I use it in the time, the more it "eats" the RAM. I want to know which is the lightest browser to use jupyter notebook to save my RAM for computations on my dataset for instance.
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Currently I am using Firefox as default browser, I have no issue to naviguate with it, but I have a little limited memory (8GB, 6.8 available) and Firefox takes a lot of RAM for nothing big, the more I use it in the time, the more it "eats" the RAM. I want to know which is the lightest browser to use jupyter notebook to save my RAM for computations on my dataset for instance.
jupyter anaconda
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You can try Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
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– Shubham Panchal
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@Shubham Panchal I did try with Chrome and it consumes very less than Firefox clearly (about -2GB). I know the constraint to find a browser which supports Javascript because Jupyter needs it, I did read articles about it (in Quora) but it never precises which is the lightest.
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Currently I am using Firefox as default browser, I have no issue to naviguate with it, but I have a little limited memory (8GB, 6.8 available) and Firefox takes a lot of RAM for nothing big, the more I use it in the time, the more it "eats" the RAM. I want to know which is the lightest browser to use jupyter notebook to save my RAM for computations on my dataset for instance.
jupyter anaconda
asked yesterday
AvyWamAvyWam
363
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Currently I am using Firefox as default browser, I have no issue to naviguate with it, but I have a little limited memory (8GB, 6.8 available) and Firefox takes a lot of RAM for nothing big, the more I use it in the time, the more it "eats" the RAM. I want to know which is the lightest browser to use jupyter notebook to save my RAM for computations on my dataset for instance.
jupyter anaconda
jupyter anaconda
asked yesterday
AvyWamAvyWam
363
asked yesterday
AvyWamAvyWam
363
asked yesterday
AvyWamAvyWam
363
asked yesterday
AvyWamAvyWam
363
asked yesterday
AvyWamAvyWam
363
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You can try Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
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– Shubham Panchal
yesterday
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@Shubham Panchal I did try with Chrome and it consumes very less than Firefox clearly (about -2GB). I know the constraint to find a browser which supports Javascript because Jupyter needs it, I did read articles about it (in Quora) but it never precises which is the lightest.
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– AvyWam
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You can try Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
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– Shubham Panchal
yesterday
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@Shubham Panchal I did try with Chrome and it consumes very less than Firefox clearly (about -2GB). I know the constraint to find a browser which supports Javascript because Jupyter needs it, I did read articles about it (in Quora) but it never precises which is the lightest.
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– AvyWam
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You can try Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
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– Shubham Panchal
yesterday
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You can try Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.
$endgroup$
– Shubham Panchal
yesterday
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@Shubham Panchal I did try with Chrome and it consumes very less than Firefox clearly (about -2GB). I know the constraint to find a browser which supports Javascript because Jupyter needs it, I did read articles about it (in Quora) but it never precises which is the lightest.
$endgroup$
– AvyWam
16 hours ago
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@Shubham Panchal I did try with Chrome and it consumes very less than Firefox clearly (about -2GB). I know the constraint to find a browser which supports Javascript because Jupyter needs it, I did read articles about it (in Quora) but it never precises which is the lightest.
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– Shubham Panchal
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@Shubham Panchal I did try with Chrome and it consumes very less than Firefox clearly (about -2GB). I know the constraint to find a browser which supports Javascript because Jupyter needs it, I did read articles about it (in Quora) but it never precises which is the lightest.
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– AvyWam
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