Chrome and IE9. Firefox boots up too slow on my computers. For online banking and other places where something is secure, IE9 is more stable than Chrome though.
I use Iceweasel which is a fork of Firefox for Debian on my home computer. At work I use Firefox and Chrome on my netbook because it's faster and less memory demanding.
once you get used to a browser.. there is no need to be thinking about that.. pages your opening are still gonna be same! and open same speed.. a browser doesnt magically boost internet.. but unless your running a slow pc... i see no reason for such comparisons...
once you get used to a browser.. there is no need to be thinking about that.. pages your opening are still gonna be same! and open same speed.. a browser doesnt magically boost internet.. but unless your running a slow pc... i see no reason for such comparisons...DarkFadi
That's actually not correct. There are some browsers that are more demanding in memory than others for example. It all depends on the quality of the coding, some browsers will load faster too.
I say Firefox. But I refuse to update to Firefox 4 until a persona comes out for FF3. I do of course, use Google Chrome for speed only. It's not as safe as Firefox. I only use Oprah on my Wii.
[QUOTE="DarkFadi"]once you get used to a browser.. there is no need to be thinking about that.. pages your opening are still gonna be same! and open same speed.. a browser doesnt magically boost internet.. but unless your running a slow pc... i see no reason for such comparisons...kuraimen
That's actually not correct. There are some browsers that are more demanding in memory than others for example. It all depends on the quality of the coding, some browsers will load faster too. not correct to you.. to me it is.. IE9 or chrome all same.. or firefox.. found IE being fastest.. chrome got slow when it gets much history and settings.. and im not saying i have problem with them.. but.. i dont see it as issue to work on.. i used firefox all time when was.. i think version 2 to version 3.. then they made changes to ruin it and some add ons not work anymore as i remember.. i mostly just cared about theme and.. the way firefox handled the pages.. but in matter of speed of loading a page.. it was all same
I tried google chrome and its definitely a step up from Firefox, unfortunately, I'm not interested in switching. Firefox is a comfy chair that I finally got settle down in and I'm not interest in feeling out another one....
Anything but internet explorer is the best. Chrome is light on RAM with minimalist interface. Firefox is a little slower, but is more secure. Opera is the fastest but lowest security(easily better than IE) and not as good of support for add ons as the others.
Imo, palemoon is the best, modded firefox that takes as much RAM as chrome and is faster than regular firefox.
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Didn't really notice a difference between Pale Moon and Firefox except that I couldn't assign keywords to my search engines in the former. How is Opera less secure than the others bar IE?
once you get used to a browser.. there is no need to be thinking about that.. pages your opening are still gonna be same! and open same speed.. a browser doesnt magically boost internet.. but unless your running a slow pc... i see no reason for such comparisons...DarkFadi
There will still be a difference in speed depending on the browser, and in the case of Opera, yes, it does boost your internet speed if you're on a slow connection and using Opera Turbo.
[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="NiKva"]I like Google Chrome. It gives my netbook a lot more screen-space, and it doesn't freeze up whenever I open a new tab :/GameboyTroy
It gives your netbook a lot more screen space? Opera, Firefox, and even IE9 do that too.You can just press F11 on your keyboard to go to full screen mode.That isn't exclusive to Chrome either. :?
[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"][QUOTE="GameboyTroy"][QUOTE="Hexagon_777"] It gives your netbook a lot more screen space? Opera, Firefox, and even IE9 do that too. You can just press F11 on your keyboard to go to full screen mode. That isn't exclusive to Chrome either. :? I think he means that all of the necessary displays use the least amount of screen space.
I was a bit confused, because i wanted to switch browsers(I'm using IE8 ) and its trash. So I'll be using Google Chrome then. But hey can anyone tell me if there is an option of Inprivate Browsing, If you know what i mean. :P
CHROME!!!!! I didn't like it at first but I really enjoy it now, I really enjoy all the features google has and the fact that all my accounts are hocked up.
I was a bit confused, because i wanted to switch browsers(I'm using IE8 ) and its trash. So I'll be using Google Chrome then. But hey can anyone tell me if there is an option of Inprivate Browsing, If you know what i mean. :PZEYAAM898
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