From: not@telling.you.invalid   
      
   Computer Nerd Kev  wrote:   
   > druck  wrote:   
   >> and now, and you'll see why a 512M Zero 2 doesn't stand a chance.   
   >   
   > The Executable still fits easily in 512MB RAM, for some reason it   
   > tries to allocate lots more RAM after starting and displaying the   
   > browser window (which seems to work fine for a few seconds before   
   > it stalls).   
      
   Upgraded from Firefox 140 to 141 on the Pi Zero 2 and it's working   
   much better. Loads old-fashioned sites fine (though very slowly)   
   and some modern ones if their Javascript is blocked. With JS or   
   just big webpages it often gets stuck though.   
      
   Weirdly the User-Agent header it sends out says x86_64 though it   
   says AARCH64 within the browser. Seems it's unwise to be honest   
   about using ARM when talking to some web servers:   
      
   https://www.tomshardware.com/software/youtube-uses-lower-quality   
   options-on-browsers-with-aarch64-arm-based-systems-reporting-x86   
   64-appears-to-be-a-widespread-browser-fix   
      
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