Switch to Chrome.
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Been using FF ever since it came out. Tried chrome when it came out on beta and it would freeze if I multitask too many things at the same time crashing the browser >.>
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Nashrakh
Little White Butterflies Staff
Sisami wrote...
http://www.cracked.com/article_18540_5-reasons-you-should-be-scared-google.html
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smashspite wrote...
if it wasnt for FF constant crashing i would still be using it. Maybe try Pale Moon, hasn't crashed on me once yet. Basically a better FireFox.
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Nashrakh wrote...
smashspite wrote...
if it wasnt for FF constant crashing i would still be using it. Maybe try Pale Moon, hasn't crashed on me once yet. Basically a better FireFox.
I still use Firefox 3.13... So yeah. SHIT'S GOOD THOUGH.
Nashrakh wrote...
Sisami wrote...
http://www.cracked.com/article_18540_5-reasons-you-should-be-scared-google.html
/thread
I KNOW, RIGHT?
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Well i now have Chrome, it at least dl's Youtube vids faster than Firefox and takes up less memory, but i don't see overall in my usage a better speed compared to Firefox.
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GameON wrote...
Chromes fast while Firefox has got a proper and half decent plugin feature. Pick your poison.Sindalf wrote...
Half decent plugin feature is what makes firefox S tier.https://chrome.google.com/extensions/?hl=en
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ImperialX wrote...
GameON wrote...
Chromes fast while Firefox has got a proper and half decent plugin feature. Pick your poison.Sindalf wrote...
Half decent plugin feature is what makes firefox S tier.https://chrome.google.com/extensions/?hl=en
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Nashrakh wrote...
Sindalf wrote...
Half decent plugin feature is what makes firefox S tier.^This.
Speed isn't worth shit.
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It's hard to compare Chrome to Firefox when the latter has so many years of tweaking and bug fixes behind it. Right now, Firefox is easily the better choice because it has such great add-on support.
Chrome will eventually have just as much support for 3rd-party developers as Firefox does, and when that time comes, the choice over which browser you should use will be fairly obvious. But then again, Google has done some horrible things, things which I can't forgive them for, so for right now I'm using Firefox.
On my Linux boot, I'm using K-Meleon, which butt-rapes both Chrome and Firefox.
Chrome will eventually have just as much support for 3rd-party developers as Firefox does, and when that time comes, the choice over which browser you should use will be fairly obvious. But then again, Google has done some horrible things, things which I can't forgive them for, so for right now I'm using Firefox.
On my Linux boot, I'm using K-Meleon, which butt-rapes both Chrome and Firefox.
