I'm on Safari, and I don't have a Mac. Using IE is like going to the Barber to have your teeth pulled. i.e. "people still do that?!"
You Are Probably Using Google Chrome to Read This
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The search bar and address bar are the same bar. Just don't type a URL and it'll automatically Google what's typed.DustyDrB said:
I'm still very much in love with Firefox and I don't think I will be switching anytime soon.
So yeah, I'm not using Google Chrome to read this =p (feels special in a hollow sort of way)
So yeah, I'm not using Google Chrome to read this =p (feels special in a hollow sort of way)
I'm losing my patiences with Firefox. I used to love it, but the last couple of months has been nothing but freezes, bugs and crashes. I just updated from 10.0.4, which could have been half the problem (especially since it's up to 12 now.)
I also have Chrome installed, but it doesn't seem all that great either. My problem is I've read that Firefox tracks a lot of what you do, but I figure Google would be tracking even more. I've heard decent things about Opera, so that may well be my next option.
Oh, Firefox also seems to be bad with resources. 150-200k not including all the plugin containers which could be another 100k+ and then the high CPU usage. It doesn't seem that much better than IE. Not impressed.
I also have Chrome installed, but it doesn't seem all that great either. My problem is I've read that Firefox tracks a lot of what you do, but I figure Google would be tracking even more. I've heard decent things about Opera, so that may well be my next option.
Oh, Firefox also seems to be bad with resources. 150-200k not including all the plugin containers which could be another 100k+ and then the high CPU usage. It doesn't seem that much better than IE. Not impressed.
Recently switched to Chrome from Firefox. The switch wasn't for any real reason though. I've used Firefox for a good few years and never had any trouble with it; I just thought I'd like to try Chrome. I'll be honest, I haven't really noticed a great deal of difference, except for a less intrusive toolbar. Ho hum.
Will not use Chrome again until spybot can immunize it.
Which is a shame, since FF will randomly poop out on me with an INSTANTANEOUS crash (no lag or unresponsiveness) Sorry Bout That! crash. All the time. Once more and I will trade security for convenience.
Which is a shame, since FF will randomly poop out on me with an INSTANTANEOUS crash (no lag or unresponsiveness) Sorry Bout That! crash. All the time. Once more and I will trade security for convenience.
Using Opera/Firefox
I don't really see all the fuss. In my opinion opera, firefox and chrome more or less work the same. However I can't forgive chrome for not having dropdown menus in the address bar, and also if you open task manager while running chrome, it seems that each tab is treated as a separate window, which tends to add to the memory taken up. Maybe thats why it crashes more?
I don't really see all the fuss. In my opinion opera, firefox and chrome more or less work the same. However I can't forgive chrome for not having dropdown menus in the address bar, and also if you open task manager while running chrome, it seems that each tab is treated as a separate window, which tends to add to the memory taken up. Maybe thats why it crashes more?
Triforceformer said:
Notice the drop-down list on the right. It allows me to search whichever one of those websites from right there. It's convenient.
I missed being able to search a website in that manner. That and the trackpad motion I mentioned before are two things I use with extreme frequency.
I tried to use Chrome once, but it's retarded and is missing a wide collection of features, and there's not even addons to take up the slack.
My biggest issues with Chrome are:
1) The lack of a bookmark sidebar. I have upwards of 120 bookmarks and I flip through them very frequently. The pop-ups and dropdowns Chrome uses for their bookmark integration are next to useless, and having to tab over to my bookmarks is just aggravating.
2) The complete lack of NoScript. If you're unaware, NoScript is the greatest Firefox addon of all time. It blocks all Javascript from executing unless you explicitly allow it. It literally makes it impossible to get a virus and not know about it. The fact that Google hasn't put the hooks in to make it possible in Chrome is almost criminal.
I have a few other issues with it, but they're mostly aesthetic quibbles and not something I'm overly worried about. I'm never going to use Chrome without those fixes though (at least, not for personal use, it's the only browser installed on my work computer).
My biggest issues with Chrome are:
1) The lack of a bookmark sidebar. I have upwards of 120 bookmarks and I flip through them very frequently. The pop-ups and dropdowns Chrome uses for their bookmark integration are next to useless, and having to tab over to my bookmarks is just aggravating.
2) The complete lack of NoScript. If you're unaware, NoScript is the greatest Firefox addon of all time. It blocks all Javascript from executing unless you explicitly allow it. It literally makes it impossible to get a virus and not know about it. The fact that Google hasn't put the hooks in to make it possible in Chrome is almost criminal.
I have a few other issues with it, but they're mostly aesthetic quibbles and not something I'm overly worried about. I'm never going to use Chrome without those fixes though (at least, not for personal use, it's the only browser installed on my work computer).
I'm using Opera. Been doing this for many years now.
Google may go to hell. And IE is bloody broken. To put it lightly.
I don't have anything against Firefox but I simply don't like using it. It's the little things in the interface, to each his own.
Google may go to hell. And IE is bloody broken. To put it lightly.
I don't have anything against Firefox but I simply don't like using it. It's the little things in the interface, to each his own.
using IE. why? because i can't be arsed to use anything else. i don't use the internet for anything important. I use to look at webpages, read articles, and, on occasion, make replies to forums like the one i am typing right now. IE seems to be doing a pretty good job of it.
I still use Firefox and an older version at that. I don't like Chrome's look nor the new Firefox look. Everything is trying for this ultra sleek minimalist display that just annoys me.