Me and my bro approves! Downloading now! :DWrath Oskvro wrote:If any of you are thinking of going back to IE, doooo not. Get Maxthon, it's a browser based on IE but it's a whole lot nicer and more secure.
Which Web Browser Do You Use?
Firefox, since its appearance... Not really.
I tried Opera and Chrome through the years too. I switched to Chrome for a time, but since it works when this feel like it, I came back with the fox.
I only use IE when I use Crunchyroll, since for some odd reason, even on Firefox and Chrome (didn't tried Opera) the video is always pixelated, doesn't matter the resolution.
I tried Opera and Chrome through the years too. I switched to Chrome for a time, but since it works when this feel like it, I came back with the fox.
I only use IE when I use Crunchyroll, since for some odd reason, even on Firefox and Chrome (didn't tried Opera) the video is always pixelated, doesn't matter the resolution.
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I used to use Rockmelt. Good browser but I prefer using Tweetdeck for Twitter and Trillian for Facebook. Also helps that I have a 2nd monitor which has Tweetdeck maximized 24/7
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Chrome.
I used to be a big Firefox adversary, but then it started getting awful, slowing my system down like hell, crashing every few minutes and even if I closed it down, I even had to shut down the process in the task manager in order to fully close it (and remove its ENORMOUS memory consumption).
Then I switched to Chrome several years ago. I have not been looking back since. Hardly any crashes (except for the Flash plugin, but that has bettered as well), about 10% of what my Firefox used to use in terms of CPU and RAM. Only downside is that I don't know how to access the bookmarks saved on my old HDD.
I used to be a big Firefox adversary, but then it started getting awful, slowing my system down like hell, crashing every few minutes and even if I closed it down, I even had to shut down the process in the task manager in order to fully close it (and remove its ENORMOUS memory consumption).
Then I switched to Chrome several years ago. I have not been looking back since. Hardly any crashes (except for the Flash plugin, but that has bettered as well), about 10% of what my Firefox used to use in terms of CPU and RAM. Only downside is that I don't know how to access the bookmarks saved on my old HDD.
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Been using chrome since years ago. Before that, I always used IE. It was ok, but it felt slow at times and just... bad. Then I used Firefox for a while in many different computers. The speed felt generally like IE. I didn't like it THAT much cause it just didn't suit me. It felt weird and I just felt that it was too... crowded. Also maybe a bit complicated.
Once I heard about Chrome, I tried it out and fell in love with it from the first time using it. It's faster, simple and spacy. Sure, it has its fair share of crashes and force closes at times but it's nothing serious. Especially when you can just go to "Recently closed" and open all your tabs again.
Once I heard about Chrome, I tried it out and fell in love with it from the first time using it. It's faster, simple and spacy. Sure, it has its fair share of crashes and force closes at times but it's nothing serious. Especially when you can just go to "Recently closed" and open all your tabs again.
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Same here for exactly the same reasons.Option wrote:Chrome.
I used to be a big Firefox adversary, but then it started getting awful, slowing my system down like hell, crashing every few minutes and even if I closed it down, I even had to shut down the process in the task manager in order to fully close it (and remove its ENORMOUS memory consumption).
Then I switched to Chrome several years ago. I have not been looking back since. Hardly any crashes (except for the Flash plugin, but that has bettered as well), about 10% of what my Firefox used to use in terms of CPU and RAM. Only downside is that I don't know how to access the bookmarks saved on my old HDD.
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