The desktop browser is great, but they gotta reign in the RAM usage. It's getting to be a problem.

Agreed. I had 1.2Gb in use from a single TechCrunch tab the other day. Was probably ads but still.

Modern desktop computers have enough RAM.

I wonder, why is there a . TLD suffix and why does it work? I never knew..

http://www.quirksmode.org./blog/archives/2015/02/chrome_cont...

I wonder if there is some sort of revenue share program for 3rd party browser not unlike the deal between Mozilla and Google.

This is the best reason I can come up with as to why all these vendors seem to bother maintaining their own forks.

Not sure how this proves chrome is falling apart?

I guess the author meant version fragmentation. Not the best title, for sure.

CLICKBAIT!