Really? I love it, i just open chrome and the pages I visit most are right there bingo click once and I'm where I wanna be... no going to bookmarks, no typing in an address or doing a google search...
Just gotta get used to change!
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Thund3rball I dont know, I'm guessing
Someone back some posts mentioned usage of Chrome, FF and IE. This is an interesting point. Sadly Chrome won't be talking users away from IE, it will be taking them from Firefox. So a browser that has put a good foot hold in on IE and forced MS to start thinking seriously about changing their browser, will suffer. I do think Chrome has a couple of neat features but nothing I desperately need. Tabs running as seperate processes is likely the best of the them, which means my whole browser doesn't have to crash because of one bad page. The other thing is developers have yet ANOTHER browser to worry about. Yippee more "my standards are better than your standards" to pull my hair out over. All in all I don't think the world needs another browser at this time.
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
Chrome did not feel faster than FF to me when I used it, and while it was neat it was not great. Also some major flaws were found in it. Like double charging somebody when checking out on a web site
Maybe thats been fixed by now. However FF & Chrome felt the same to me in terms of speed but FF retained better usability & better add ons.
I recently tried mind field and WOW that was a difference, I though browsing could not really get faster but mindfield really did make things more snappy.
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Thund3rball I dont know, I'm guessing
Sweet Minefield is faster than FF... AND LOOK, it's available for Mac too! Wow an Alpha build browser that already has great Mac support. I can use it at work
Unlike some other beta browser *cough* Chrome *cough*.
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If I add a theme to my chrome browser is it going to slow it down. I love it because of it's quickness and if I mess with how quick it is then it is of no use.
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Thund3rball I dont know, I'm guessing
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ratchetnclank Notebook Deity
I've been using the alpha of fennec the mobile browser for firefox, it seems promising and but has rendering issues atm. I think mozilla will dominate the mobile browser market once it's released.
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AKAJohnDoe Mime with Tourette's
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AKAJohnDoe Mime with Tourette's
Opera Mini is a proxy browser whereas Opera Mobile is a full-function browser.
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oh..i just checked my Xperia...its got Opera Mobile...one problem..it can only open 3 Tabs max.
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I'm getting this "Mozilla Crash Reporter" and it says "We're Sorry" "Firefox had a problem and crashed". Why? Anyone has this problem? This happens very often when you watch a video then hit the back button.
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Wheel....FF doesn't bog me down. Meh.
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Since we're all here talking about browser, I need help from more experienced users. Does Chrome has smooth scrolling? Search around and doesn't help much, its pretty limit within the setting of option.
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My take on Chrome v Firefox v Minefield
I am running Firefox 3.04, Minefield, and Chrome.
The last time that I ran IE was to download Firefox when I bought my new laptop, with no problems with pages loading in Firefox.
My main browser is currently minefield, I use firefox 3.04 as a backup if I come across a site that wont run properly in minefield.
Overall I think that Minefield IS quicker, but Chrome FEELS quicker.
Minefield / Firefox seems to load pages in a more linear fashion, one thing after another. Almost like it starts to load the page from the top and works its way down.
Chrome seems like it loads the elements of the page in a different order without feeling like it is working from the top down.
Minefield / Firefox also seems to pause for a second then load almost the whole page at once, while Chrome starts loading the page quicker.
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ViciousXUSMC Master Viking NBR Reviewer
Mindfield is most definitely faster in my experience. As for memory use its such a moot point. With 2gb ram being standard for over a year now and 4gb starting to be the new standard, not a single one of the browsers is going to even touch the amount of ram most systems have.
Un-Used ram is WAISTED ram, if a program can use more ram to run faster thats a good thing, not a bad thing. Just like Vista v.s. XP. Everybody crys about how Vista uses more ram, then the informed do the research and find that it has a smart cache system that speeds up the OS by using the ram, and it will release that ram back to the system if it needs it for something else. -
Yes Minefield is basically an alpha for new versions of Firefox.
It depends how many tabs that you are using. With my iGoogle home page open Minefield and Chrome both run roughly the same memory usage, Minefield 49,000 Chrome 48,000 roughly. I have 4 gigs of ram so I'm not that concerned.
I like chrome's visual setup, and how clean it is.
The biggest thing that keeps me using firefox is being able to change the mailto settings to use gmail instead of opening outlook.
The one thing that makes me want to use chrome over Firefox is that sometimes minfield takes longer to open. Not every time but occasionally. I do not have that happen with Firefox 3.04.
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Ok, took the next big leap, switched to Iron from Chrome...and w00t Auto Scroll works again, the test box issue from Chrome is gone and there is a build in Adblocker! Looks like you can't go to About to update, no big
I highly recommend Iron as being the bit less BETA version that Chrome is. See what happens if you get a bunch of Germans working on something good, it gets better!
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Jayayess1190 Waiting on Intel Cannonlake
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I love chrome. Beem using since they fixed security issues back a couple months ago.
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chrome does not have the about:config section..
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After reading this forum, I thought what the hell, I will just download Chrome and see for myself. I actually quite like it. Quick, responsive and simplistic. I think I will stick with it for a while as my main browser.
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Um. Chrome uses individual processes for each tab, so uh, it'll probably use up more RAM in 10 tabs or so.
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i saved the back up external HD.
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Minefield crashed on me again. I don't even have any addons at all. All I changed was the Tracemonkey in about:config.
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C:\ Documents and Settings \ "your user name" \ Application Data \ Mozilla \ Firefox \ Profiles
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Anyone know why Chrome just overwrites a pre-existing image when I save another image with the same name, instead of asking me whether I want to rename or overwrite like any other sane program?
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I like the "inspect element" option when you right click.
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When will Google make Chrome out of beta, though?
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My Firefox was using over 200K memory while running a few tabs and a YT vid last night. They've made the video size wider on YT since though, so that could have something to do with it... It lagged my WoW when HP Health Checker started running.
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It blocks ads in chrome.
It changes with all computers though, some it slows down speed, some it doesnt. But id give it a try if i were you.
Firefox losing to Chrome: And here's why
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Nocturnal310, Nov 24, 2008.