PM / Basilisk — Multi-core/multithreading?

[Moonchild]

I was recalling incorrectly about Mozilla: it wasn't about multithread but multiprocess (Electrolysis).

You know, that statement makes even less sense in that case.
Of course XUL being a UI language will always be in the main process that governs the UI. It doesn't matter what language you use to build the UI, it will ALWAYS be a single process. Extensions dealing with content would of course have to be e10s compatible in their scripting/how they communicate back to the UI process, but that has no bearing on XUL or the XUL parser's parallelism or lack thereof.

[Al6bus]

Off-topic:

I was recalling incorrectly about Mozilla: it wasn't about multithread but multiprocess (Electrolysis). Apologies for that.

Haha, I also had in mind this very multiprocessing (e10s) in one of the previous topics

[vannilla]

You know, that statement makes even less sense in that case.

Yes, after reading your replies and making some more researches I discovered my post was wrong in many fundamental parts.
I thought I had it clear but I didn't.

[Moonchild]

Don't feel bad - it's not an easy topic and there's much terminology confusion around due to many articles stating things incorrectly or without clarity.