yea chrome 6 is more simple and serve flexibility
but my chrome 6 has a bit weird problemthe stop button (which also the refresh button) is a bit miss-shaped.. there's an additional line on the left side of the button..
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If you want to account for pure speed... Opera 10.60 is the fastest per benchmarks.
Yes, it beats even Chrome in the speed factor, while still providing a crap load of features that you'd need to install a-bazillion extensions for on other browsers.
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How'd we go with the Opera testing? Better than Chrome?
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okay I just tried that Opera 10.6
on the first time I thought they could attract me with Opera Turbo which they said could increase network speed with image resolution downgrade as the sacrifice.. but they give me this code once I turned on my Opera Turbo:
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okay Opera Turbo can't help
next thing I think about is it's speed.. maybe I could browse faster than my Chrome 6.. but how it could be? it even takes 10 seconds for me to open every facebook pages
okay maybe last thing I remembered: Opera Widgets
so I started to browse worthy widgets.. and I can't found anything more than Google Translate
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Just my anecdote, but I've been trying Chrome over the past week or so and I've found that Firefox is actually loading pages faster than Chrome. I'll put the two side by side and open a page on both manually. Even when I start on the Chrome window first, Firefox is still faster.
I also don't like how Chrome doesn't seem to have a good way of clearing browsing history. For instance, if I have it pinned to my taskbar, I can still right click and see my most visited pages and recently closed pages despite the fact that I've cleared the history and cookies and used an extension called "Click&Clean." Maybe I should try the Incognito window, but it annoys me that I have to open a whole new window as opposed to Firefox and its private browsing option which doesn't need a new window at all.
Lastly, I've found that my cpu usage spikes from 9% all the way up to and beyond 50% while using Chrome by itself every time I use it. Firefox occasionally spikes over 30% if I'm watching YouTube videos, but that's it. Memory usage is about the same until I have about 7+ tabs open on Chrome.
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for the cpu usage I agree with you.. you can look another sample like chrome always count as many applications in task manager (probably 10)
yet I guess it's fair as the efficiency and flexibility as the comparison
if some said that chrome is a browser designed for beginners I would say indeed it is.. considering it's simple preferences and not much we could reorganize the setting
but really.. I don't need advanced browser once I use Chrome
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