You Are Probably Using Google Chrome to Read This
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Im an opera man, I just love the way it works, I still keep IE around though, it sometimes comes in handy.
Chrome has been alright whenever I have used it, but I prefer opera overall
Chrome has been alright whenever I have used it, but I prefer opera overall
That would have been true a few days earlier or so but then I switched browsers to give Chrome a break.
I'm on FireFox now. Chrome is still up with other web pages though.
I'm on FireFox now. Chrome is still up with other web pages though.
Chrome myself, friend swapped it over and I liked the fact it practically has just the bare minimum showing, so I've kept it.
I've cycled through Firefox, Chrome and IE when each of them has crashed or failed to do something properly. I have no loyalties to be honest - they all offer roughly the same experience.
Im sticking with ie for my pc, and opera for my phone.
no way am i going to google. it annoyed me so much that i now use bing anyway.
no way am i going to google. it annoyed me so much that i now use bing anyway.
I'm usin' firefox right now. I was using Chrome for a bit, and Chromium before that. I prefer firefox and Chromium for being FOSS, but the daily builds of Chromium stopped, so I switched to Chrome and now I'm back with FF.
Though, I'm afraid I'll have to trade to Chrome permanently since flash no longer supports Linux and Chrome has it's built in plug-in.
Though, I'm afraid I'll have to trade to Chrome permanently since flash no longer supports Linux and Chrome has it's built in plug-in.
I have used Chrome since I first got a decent PC 3 years ago, and despite having a couple of major temporary problems, it has been my loyal friend all the way.
What I love about it is it's just so easy to use, everything is clear and often minimalist, and the amount of customisation is brilliant, and yet is still does and shows everything I want.
What I love about it is it's just so easy to use, everything is clear and often minimalist, and the amount of customisation is brilliant, and yet is still does and shows everything I want.
Used to use Opera because it was doing the same thing Chrome is doing now (loading things fast without add-ons you don't need), funny thing is Chrome doesn't seem to handle flash stuff too well, and then after Opera updated and went all unstable for a bit I've settled on Firefox until stability issues make me move back to another browser.
I'm not sure what's really pushing Chrome besides the Google popularity unless people using flash/java stuff are in the minority...
I'm not sure what's really pushing Chrome besides the Google popularity unless people using flash/java stuff are in the minority...
Using internet explorer, don't see a reason to change. I have google chrome on my PC but that's only for one website that IE doesn't dispplay correctly.
The only reason I stopped using firefox is because the browser had (and probably still has) a fucking massive memory leak.
I'm in the habit of keeping my browser open but it's impossible for me to do that with Firefox since if I left it open for any length of time it would start using over a GB of memory and eventually crash itself or the game I was playing, sometimes both.
I'm in the habit of keeping my browser open but it's impossible for me to do that with Firefox since if I left it open for any length of time it would start using over a GB of memory and eventually crash itself or the game I was playing, sometimes both.
Internet Explorer master race reporting in. I wonder how long it'll be until everything else becomes more popular and we become the hipster douchebags of the internet.
I'm one of those "Pesky" Mac users, only I'm sticking with my trusty foxy for browses.
It's user friendlier and more custom shit.
It's user friendlier and more custom shit.
Indeed, I am using Chrome my good man, though only because anything heavier gives my poor little netbook a fit. Tends to be a mix between IE/Chrome/Opera on the chunky family computer.