LPT: Disable browser cache in Firefox so you don't cause excessive unnecessary writes to your SSD when watching Youtube videos/live streams : r/Windows10
Firefox is eating your SSD (and here's how to fix it) : r/technology
Should I buy a MacBook Pro with a 256GB SSD or a 128GB and use my thunderbolt 128GB external SSD? - Quora
The best external SSDs you can buy in 2020 | Ars Technica
How many reads/writes does your NVMe SSD('s) have | Page 3 | TechPowerUp Forums
Gen.5 M.2 nvme SSD are out! Be warned, very expensive. : r/pcmasterrace
Remove the Windows Defender Browser Protection Tech Support Scam
How to Fix Reddit App White Screen Issue on Android - YouTube
Question : will a SSD improve my browser experience ? : r/browsers
Has Firefox fixed the high amount of writes to the SSD constantly (so it wears down the SSD too quickly)? I would use LeFox as my main browser except for that one
How much space does windows 11 really use? I'm planning to get a 250 gb ssd just for windows and a few softwares which in total won't consume much storage. : r/Windows11
Reddit Hit by Cyberattack that Allowed Hackers to Steal Source Code-vqoFJtSR3w6Ho
15 Great Chrome Extensions For Reddit
M2 MacBook Pro SSD read/write speeds compared to M1' : r/apple
Steam Deck user installs a M.2 2280 SSD and it works! - Hackinformer
Firefox and Chrome can shorten SSD lifetime : r/chrome
How We Test SSDs | PCMag
Why is Chrome writing 15-30GB of data to the SSD daily?? is there any alternative to Chrome that supports sync just like Chrome? (16,256GB variant) : r/macbookair
Why is Firefox writng to my SSD so much? : r/firefox
Is Your Browser Killing Your Mac's SSD? - Created Tech
Uhm, Why is Windows 11 trying to defrag my ssd's? It's just shortening ssd lifespan with no benefits. Never happened on W10. : r/Windows11
How to Install or Uninstall the Google Chrome Browser - The Tech Edvocate
KB5011493 Still slow NVMe ssd write speeds? : r/Windows11
How to Post on Reddit
PrivacyTests reveals how your web browser does privacy-wise - gHacks Tech News
Samsung Pro SSD reliability questioned as longtime partner shifts to Sabrent | Ars Technica
