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darksyndrem 10-15-2009 05:19 PM

Google Chrome
 
So, my firefox started screwing up..... a lot, I mean, it'd stop responding every 2 seconds. So, I downloaded Chrome...so far, it's running nicely..what do you guys think of it?

IamKira 10-15-2009 05:36 PM

google chrome is the most integrated, best designed web browser out there... it only slightly beats firefox, although you can mod firefox in a lot of ways... hrm.. i'd like to have both, but right now i am running firefox because google has yet to come out with a linux or osx version:rheart:

Aniki 10-15-2009 05:40 PM

It's good, but a little difficult to get use to. It took a while before I learned to bookmark pages. The other downsides would be: that no toolbars work on it, so you'll have to do everything the old fashion way. The pop-up blocker ain't good either, then there's the lack of add-ons, and another thing that bugged me was the scrolling speed, it's too fast.

After playing with Chrome for a week, I came to conclusion that it's too soon to switch to it, so I returned to Firefox.

darksyndrem 10-15-2009 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 777684)
It's good, but a little difficult to get use to. It took a while before I learned to bookmark pages. The other downsides would be: that no toolbars work on it, so you'll have to do everything the old fashion way. The pop-up blocker ain't good either, then there's the lack of add-ons, and another thing that bugged me was the scrolling speed, it's too fast.

After playing with Chrome for a week, I came to conclusion that it's too soon to switch to it, so I returned to Firefox.

I noticed that too, very quickly. One thing I also noticed, is when you exit Chrome you can't save it like you can in Firefox. Maybe there's a way to do this, but I haven't found it yet. That's one thing that really bothers me, as I browse with multiple tabs ALWAYS, and sometimes it's really hard to remember what tabs I had open.

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Originally Posted by IamKira (Post 777682)
google chrome is the most integrated, best designed web browser out there... it only slightly beats firefox, although you can mod firefox in a lot of ways... hrm.. i'd like to have both, but right now i am running firefox because google has yet to come out with a linux or osx version:rheart:

Eek! Not fair for you guys, I'm surprised to hear they haven't come out with a version for linux yet? I like firefox better to be honest (at least, so far), but I don't know what's up with my firefox, it's just not running like it should.

Aniki 10-15-2009 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by darksyndrem (Post 777685)
I like firefox better to be honest (at least, so far), but I don't know what's up with my firefox, it's just not running like it should.

Try re-installing it. If that won't work, then that means there's a problem with your computer not your web browser.

darksyndrem 10-15-2009 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 777702)
Try re-installing it. If that won't work, then that means there's a problem with your computer not your web browser.

I'm defragging my computer and such right now...if that doesn't fix it, I may just stick with Chrome. I kinda like the looks of it anyhow.

Aniki 10-15-2009 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by darksyndrem (Post 777703)
I'm defragging my computer and such right now...if that doesn't fix it, I may just stick with Chrome. I kinda like the looks of it anyhow.

If you're really interested in trying new web browsers, then I recommend trying Opera. I heard more positive stuff about it, then Chrome.

darksyndrem 10-15-2009 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 777705)
If you're really interested in trying new web browsers, then I recommend trying Opera. I heard more positive stuff about it, then Chrome.

I've tried it before, on my old computer. I should probably try it on this computer though....

koikurasu 10-15-2009 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by darksyndrem (Post 777707)
I've tried it before, on my old computer. I should probably try it on this computer though....

What was your experience with Opera Dark? I heard the widget system on it is amazing.

darksyndrem 10-15-2009 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by koikurasu (Post 777712)
What was your experience with Opera Dark? I heard the widget system on it is amazing.

Well, I really can't say...my experience with Opera was to a minimum....I only used the basic features, I really have no clue what the widget system even is

koikurasu 10-15-2009 07:04 PM

Lol oh I see >_< well, my mistake then :P

gobbledegook 10-15-2009 08:41 PM

I tend to use both Firefox and Chrome. Chrome just doesn't have a good alternative to viewing RSS feeds like Firefox does. Other than that, Chrome seems faster otherwise, and hasn't really crashed or use as much memory compared to Firefox. Maybe, that was a bit technical, lol.

darksyndrem 10-15-2009 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by gobbledegook (Post 777772)
I tend to use both Firefox and Chrome. Chrome just doesn't have a good alternative to viewing RSS feeds like Firefox does. Other than that, Chrome seems faster otherwise, and hasn't really crashed or use as much memory compared to Firefox. Maybe, that was a bit technical, lol.

Agreed. Firefox tends to take up a ton of memory on my computer.

Quailboy 10-15-2009 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by darksyndrem (Post 777789)
Agreed. Firefox tends to take up a ton of memory on my computer.

FireFox takes up less than most browsers do I believe..

Aniki 10-15-2009 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by koikurasu (Post 777712)
I heard the widget system on it is amazing.

Depends on what you're expecting from the widget system. You're into calendars, mini games, translators and other stuff, then yes, the widget system is amazing. It has tons of that.

darksyndrem 10-15-2009 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 777806)
Depends on what you're expecting from the widget system. You're into calendars, mini games, translators and other stuff, then yes, the widget system is amazing. It has tons of that.

What do you usually expect and prefer in a Widget system?

komitsuki 10-15-2009 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by gobbledegook (Post 777772)
Other than that, Chrome seems faster otherwise, and hasn't really crashed or use as much memory compared to Firefox.

Firefox works extremely fast without any problem on GNOME desktop environment of Linux. Apparently one of the main reasons is because Firefox is compiled very inefficiently in a Windows-based environment.

Aniki 10-15-2009 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by darksyndrem (Post 777816)
What do you usually expect and prefer in a Widget system?

Something similar to Firefox video Download helper or FastestFox, but I ask too much.
What I really like in Opera's Widget system is that you can easily create your own widgets.

IamKira 10-15-2009 10:26 PM

it's nice to have a browser that can only be opened via command prompt an has an unrecognisable name... that way you don't have to go through the tedious processes of clearing private data and history when you decide you need to visit some unsightly web sites:eek::rolleyes::rheart:
i use epiphany for that
firefox as my main browser


I love download helper... i use it too much i think, but there are soo many good utube vids out there... mostly drift videos

Voyager 10-15-2009 10:40 PM

Anyone else super excited about Google Wave?

Aniki 10-15-2009 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by IamKira (Post 777825)
it's nice to have a browser that can only be opened via command prompt an has an unrecognisable name... that way you don't have to go through the tedious processes of clearing private data and history when you decide you need to visit some unsightly web sites:eek::rolleyes::rheart:
i use epiphany for that

In case you didn't know Firefox has a Private browing function which does the same thing.

IamKira 10-15-2009 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 777831)
In case you didn't know Firefox has a Private browing function which does the same thing.

yeah, but i like being able to type g for example and bam!, scroll down one for google,... i like keeping my history for quick linking


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