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Why does Google Chrome start up so much faster than FireFox 3.6?

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I recently downloaded the latest version of Google Chrome, 9.0.597.98, and it starts right up - without a pause. I love FireFox, and it doesn't have as many bugs as Chrome, and it seems more and more people are switching from IE to FireFox, but I like how fast Chrome starts up. Is there a new version of FireFox that's coming out soon that loads super quick?

I recently downloaded the latest version of Google Chrome, 9.0.597.98, and it starts right up - without a pause. I love FireFox, and it doesn't have as many bugs as Chrome, and it seems more and more people are switching from IE to FireFox, but I like how fast Chrome starts up. Is there a new version of FireFox that's coming out soon that loads super quick?

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cor-el
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Large parts of Firefox are written in XUL (ML and JavaScript) that needs to be compiled. It is what makes Firefox highly customizable. Firefox 4 will have a startup cache and should start a lot quicker than current Firefox versions, but probably still not start as fast as IE and Google Chrome.