Which Browser Should I Use: Firefox or Chrome?
whichered
+Lew
"whichered" wrote in message
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You should use the browser Prof Bear B Doll tells you to use.
Lew
za kAT
> You should use the browser Prof Bear B Doll tells you to use.
Which one is *awesome* this week?
Gordon Darling
> On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:44:28 -0700, +Lew wrote:
>
>> You should use the browser Prof Bear B Doll tells you to use.
>
> Which one is *awesome* this week?
Bear said
"It uses it's own built in Browser though I'm not sure what it is. "
and
"unless you want to use the browser without addons, the browser is unsafe"
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Thip
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Whichever one you like best. I like Firefox.
Max Wachtel
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Iron.
LouB
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From the site (for Windows users):
"At the end of the day, both Chrome and Firefox are excellent web
browsers for Windows, and you can't go wrong with either. From our
perspective, more and more power users seem to be swapping happily to
Chrome from Firefox (several Lifehacker editors have made this switch
and haven't looked back), and their switch has been spurred mostly by
the bloat issues mentioned above. If you've been frustrated with
Firefox, we'd recommend kicking the tires and Chrome to see how you like
it; you can always switch back if you decide your heart lies with Firefox.
If, on the other hand, you're perfectly happy with Firefox, we don't see
any reason to upset a good thing. (If it ain't broke and all that.)"
+Lew
Knowitall.
Lew
Duddits
Chromium
Poutnik
says...
There is no browser you should use.
There is only the browser
that fits your needs, requirements and desires the best.
--
Poutnik
The best depends on how the best is defined.
Thip
Owen Holm
Have a look at this one, I use it and as far as I am concerned it is
number one,fast and it will open a new tab for every page you go to not
like the other so called tab browsers and it has a great downloader as
well
http://www.ioage.com/twen/
it is called The world browser.
Regards
oldfart
LouB
Poutnik
old...@gmail.com says...
>
>
> ....... it will open a new tab for every page you go to not
> like the other so called tab browsers .......
I do not see it as advantage.
Better is opening new tab
when a user does want so,
and not opening if dont.
Poutnik
one@invalid says...
>
> On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 19:46:44 -0300, "Max Wachtel" <maxp...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >opera
>
> You'll get no argument from me, because I've used Opera since something
> like Version 5.10 or 5.15 or so when we had to pay to use it.
>
> I recently downloaded Mozilla Firefox & Google Chrome and tested both
> for 14 days and wasn't overly impressed with either browser.
>
> But last Monday when Opera 10.51 was released I gratefully downloaded
> and installed Opera 10.51 upgrading my previous Opera 10.10 and
> uninstalled both Mozilla Firefox & Google Chrome.
I guess if I am not used to FF so much,
I would use Opera. :-)
Poutnik
one@invalid says...
>
> Good . I can edit "operaprefs.ini" and modify Opera just how I want.
One of things what keeps me from using Opera is
I have not found yet a way ( not much familiar with Opera )
how to manage blocking ads
by as easy way as Adblock Plus(+helper) FF addon offers.
Poutnik
one@invalid says...
>
> I use the free "Privoxy" a web proxy <http://www.privoxy.org/> which
> helps by blocking most ads.
>
> You can try it in Opera or in another browser.
>
> In Opera go to Tools/Preferences/Advance/Network where you will see a
> Panel "Proxy Servers" click on that.
>
> Beside "HTTP & HTTP" enter: 127.0.0.1.
> Where you see "Port" enter: 8118
I suppose it is similar to Proxomithron,
what I used to
when using in past Netcaptor ( when was free)
as one of first tabbed-browsers
and later IE engine based, but otherwise great Maxthon.
Gunner
> Good . I can edit "operaprefs.ini" and modify Opera just how I
> want.
>
you can also type opera:config in the address bar :-)
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~Rob
(Gunner)