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I just experienced something on MacOS that I thought was a Windows/Chrome type thing. Brave Browser, a huge RAM-suck bigger than Chrome, didn't make my computer slow. However, my Mac automatically opened both iTunes and Safari, the equivalent of a forced update, and suddenly my computer gets the spinning wheel of death, the equivalent of a BSOD. I'm now wondering what is wrong with those programs that they use so much RAM to get the spinning wheel.

And before anyone does the obligatory "Use Linux" comment, I've been meaning to switch for awhile already and just haven't gotten around to it.

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    What's wrong with macOS that they rather kill the whole system instead of killing the process that takes all that RAM?
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    I'm using the version before it was a blatant chromium clone, so they had chromium and actually added tons of customizations.
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    You guys know that brave is just a repackaged version of chromium. Right?
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