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    Firefox losing to Chrome: And here's why

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Nocturnal310, Nov 24, 2008.

  1. Jayayess1190

    Jayayess1190 Waiting on Intel Cannonlake

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    And for me it made other browsers not able to access the internet.
     
  2. Mark Larson

    Mark Larson Notebook Evangelist

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    Up at Google HQ, they call that collateral damage :cool: :cool:
     
  3. The Morningstar

    The Morningstar Notebook Guru

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    Sorry, missed that bit out!
     
  4. Kamin_Majere

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    Well i just gave Chrome a test drive... and i'll say its certainly alot faster than fire fox or IE.

    But It still doesn't have the nice Addins that i use that firefox made a name for itself with.

    So basically... speed isnt everything. But i'll keep it around for speed browsing i guess
     
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    wackydude1234 Notebook Evangelist

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    i don't notice anything in speed but the usage is great although i dislike the ui very much. so i'll probably stick to FF for now.
     
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