Generally speaking I'd suggest installing Firefox on older devices.
It's usually at least slightly more usable as long as you don't have too many tabs open.
I'd also recommend Firefox in general but that's neither here or there.
It's usually at least slightly more usable as long as you don't have too many tabs open.
I'd also recommend Firefox in general but that's neither here or there.
It would probably run fine with that amount of tabs also if it had 16 or maybe 8 GB, but not together with 2 or 3 IDE instancee, Teams, Slack and ome or more applications running in debug.
This stuff is not rocket science. It's not even performance gaming. We worked efficiently in 2013, and it still works today. All it takes is some memory and a halfway decent SSD.
Of course, a high school at that time might have purchased poverty-spec chromebooks with 4GB of RAM for understandable reasons of price.
So when samtheprogram talks about "devices from early to mid 2010's" that could mean a great many things.