You Are Probably Not Using Internet Explorer to Read This
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Chrome is the best, especially since it is getting good apps nowadays. Overall it's just faster, I like the ability to pull tabs across my screen fluidly without shit breaking to hell and back again like with Firebox. Firefox is just too bloated and slow, I remember having to wait forever for the window to open sometimes, and that was only use like 8 applications that pretty much everyone who uses firefox uses. IE is notoriously bad for a reason.
He is correct. I'm using Iron currently. I first switched over to Firefox for the tabs and stayed for the stumble upon, and I still keep it up to date specifically for stumble. I haven't used IE for years now.
Portable Chrome And Portable Firefox, baby!..
Also, the FF is a beta of 4, and I'm in love with the new aesthetics.
However, I prefer Chrome...
Oh, and I am digging Opera@USB too...
Also, the FF is a beta of 4, and I'm in love with the new aesthetics.
However, I prefer Chrome...
Oh, and I am digging Opera@USB too...
I used Firefox for awhile, now I use Chrome. Don't think Iv'e ever really used IE on my own computer though.
Wait, what's internet explorer again?
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OH!!! You mean that thing, the icon that's sulking somewhere amidst the "All Programs" because it's a slow and unreliable mess!
In all seriousness, Microsoft has been very lax in updating IE to be as user-friendly as Firefox (the only one I use, so I can't speak for the other browsers). The addons alone make me detest going back to IE, what with the pop-ups, disorganized tabs, and lack of customization. Plus it always has this feeling of trying too hard to be "secure" while not really doing that good of a job (like Vista).
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OH!!! You mean that thing, the icon that's sulking somewhere amidst the "All Programs" because it's a slow and unreliable mess!
In all seriousness, Microsoft has been very lax in updating IE to be as user-friendly as Firefox (the only one I use, so I can't speak for the other browsers). The addons alone make me detest going back to IE, what with the pop-ups, disorganized tabs, and lack of customization. Plus it always has this feeling of trying too hard to be "secure" while not really doing that good of a job (like Vista).
Some years back when I started using Firefox instead of IE, it was BECAUSE IE seemed to be targeted by every virus writing twit on the planet. I still have it installed for updates and the (very) rare site that doesn't play well with Mozilla, but I've never regretted switching.jamesworkshop said:
