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Electrolysis is a better accepted term when you pass a current through a substance to separate the elements.
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Electrolysis is a better accepted term when you pass a current through a substance to separate the elements.
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Although Mozilla is also working on full-scale process separation - dubbed 'Electrolysis' - that's not slated to ship in a production version of Firefox until late this year or early next, when the company delivers the successor to Firefox 3.6.
PC Advisor News 2010
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"Electrolysis" -- that's not slated to ship in a production version of Firefox until late this year or early next, when the company delivers the successor to Firefox
PCWorld 2010
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"Electrolysis" -- that's not slated to ship in a production version of Firefox until late this year or early next, when the company delivers the successor to Firefox
PCWorld 2010
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Although Mozilla is also working on full-scale process separation - dubbed 'Electrolysis' - that's not slated to ship in a production version of Firefox until late this year or early next, when the company delivers the successor to Firefox 3.6.
PC Advisor News 2010
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But the most far-reaching change probably is a project called Electrolysis that splits Firefox into multiple somewhat-independent processes.
The Download Blog: Software tips, news, and opinions from Download.com editors Stephen Shankland 2011
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But the most far-reaching change probably is a project called Electrolysis that splits Firefox into multiple somewhat-independent processes.
CNET News.com 2011
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Just looking at the mock-ups for Firefox 4.0 (which partially were intended for 3.7 next year), and the per-process effort known as Electrolysis, Mozilla keeps being inspired by Chrome, instead of taking the lead.
Avencius - Comments Leather Motorcycle Jackets 2010
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Its part of a broader Mozilla project called Electrolysis that seeks to eventually bring full support for multiprocess browsing to Firefox.
PROnetworks 2010
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