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Cheating on my true (internet browser) love - Page 2
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On August 15 2009 23:33 Neivler wrote: Opera is the best. I have tryed them all, and FF is just horrible compared to the others. Chrome and FF just copy Opera. This many times over. Fuck FF. | ||
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
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MisteR
Netherlands595 Posts
I had firefox for a while, but like others the amount of resources it takes up was too much for me. Now it's opera all the way and I haven't looked back yet  | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
On August 15 2009 23:33 Neivler wrote: Opera is the best. I have tryed them all, and FF is just horrible compared to the others. Chrome and FF just copy Opera. this. opera > chrome > FF | ||
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
I just started it, it looks a bit stylisher but... don't get whats so great about it yet. | ||
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food
United States1951 Posts
how can you have something for years then easily ditch it for some blown out of proportion commercialized browser that had no history? without the addons chrome is absolutely useless anyways, and when firefox 3.5 came out it sealed the deal for me tracemonkey is a new java engine that made firefox 3-4 times faster then before and all the people talking about memory usage LOL heres some tests memory usage | ||
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food
United States1951 Posts
On August 16 2009 00:41 7mk wrote: So can those who freshly fell in love with chrome explain what they like better about it than firefox? I just started it, it looks a bit stylisher but... don't get whats so great about it yet. people tend to hop on a bandwagon so easily, even when it fails at sooo many aspects | ||
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clazziquai
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DefMatrixUltra
Canada1992 Posts
On August 15 2009 23:33 Neivler wrote: Opera is the best. I have tryed them all, and FF is just horrible compared to the others. Chrome and FF just copy Opera. Opera is a beast of a browser, and it's the only one I can tolerate anymore. | ||
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
A few years ago, I was actually converting people to Firefox, spreading the word etc. But since I tried Chrome, there's no need to run any other browser for regular day-to-day browsing. You see all your important pages whenever you open the browser. Searching, and finding sites from the history is much easier. The browser itself occupies less space on the screen, so you watch more of the website, less of the browser. It's just better than any other browser. There are still a few things they might improve, so it can only get better. | ||
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food
United States1951 Posts
On August 16 2009 00:51 clazziquai wrote: @food: to me, I've been using Firefox all my life, but it really started getting buggier, which annoyed me. Everytime I watch a YouTube video, it stutters like every 10-20 seconds which irritates me. Also, websites load not as fast as Chrome :p My personal preference though. you can customize firefox so easily though have you tried latest version? the only browser that could be faster is chrome and even then it depends what pages you are loading. Its literally faster by milliseconds lol after tweaking firefox you can improve its performance by A LOT. check out this link, small example( you can do so much more too) tuning FF | ||
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VictorW
United States157 Posts
There's two issues with Chrome that bug me: 1. There's no popup or warning when you close multiple tabs. It's REALLY annoying accidentally closing 10 tabs from a misclick. There's some other methods to help prevent this like loading previously closed tabs and stuff, but I'd rather have the popup prevent it. My internet isn't terribly fast so it's especially annoying if you were buffering a long youtube or gomtv vid. 2. Flash video screws up on it sometimes. If you use a lot of Youtube on Chrome, you know what I'm talking about. The video loads up completely black. You don't get a Pause/Play option or the progress bar. The whole bottom area is black. This never happens on Firefox or even IE so I'm not sure what's causing it. Refreshing several times will usually fix it, but a few times I got annoyed and just opened it up in another browser. I might give the new Firefox a try sometime and just delete all my Live bookmarks to see if that fixes the lag issues. | ||
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b3h47pte
United States1317 Posts
On August 16 2009 00:04 Pokebunny wrote: I always though that the chrome symbol looked like a pokeball... Anyways, I use chrome and I like it better than FF oi. same. i used chrome and i like it better than FF and opera. I never liked opera. it was really slow and such. :| | ||
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food
United States1951 Posts
edit: yea some people love opera some just dont get it, im the one that doesnt ~_~ | ||
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Chuiu
3470 Posts
As for Opera, psh forget that it has as far to go as Chrome does. | ||
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ghostWriter
United States3302 Posts
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
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food
United States1951 Posts
On August 16 2009 01:11 ghostWriter wrote: I thought chrome keeps a log of the websites and stuff that you go to. Google has enough of my search information, thanks =/ LOL indeed Don't recognize the names? Time to reread 1984! Google says its credo is "do no evil" - burrow down 5-6 levels of its privacy statements AND those of ad company DoubleClick, a wholly-owned subsidiary, and you'll see a company dedicated to tracking your every move and selling that info to advertisers,etc. GB makes it even easier for Google to collect "impersonnal" info, which apparently means everything but your *name* and DClick doesn't even protect that! Read the news at eff.org,protect yrself best you can w/Firefox, ask for new laws but do not use this product. | ||
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