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Which is the better web browser.
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I use firefox and its good, i like it, ive tried opera and it was ok but i prefered firefox and ive tried ie 7 which is ok as its got the tabbed browsing like firefox, the opnly problem im not keen on is the resources which firefox uses, i even have a copy of firefox portable on my pendrive for college as its better than internet explorere(the older version), the college dont have firefox on the computer just internet explorerNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20
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I like dillo, its good.0
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But for running on an old memory-starved laptop, FF is good as it runs faster and opening more tabs does not cripple the laptop's performance.
Firefox is actually quite a memory hog. More so than IE in fact. Opera is the best choice if you want something light.mascherano wrote: »Tried the big 3, worst is IE7- slow as !!!!, second worst is opera- bloated slow crap, and least worst is firefox-fast crap- and messed up my connections when using proxies, doesnt load image verification half of the time
Very inaccurate.
Opera is the lighest and fastest, then IE and Firefox is usually actually the heaviest and slowest. This is largely due to it being multi-platform and not optimised for a specific platform like with IE and Opera.
Firefox's strength is in the ease of adding extensions and skins, and it's W3C compatibility.
I was an Opera user, but switched back to Firefox. I like how easy it is to manage profiles, add extensions and can use the same profile whether I'm in Windows or Linux.
Opera, IE7 and Firefox are all very good browsers though. IE7 is the least customizable, and Opera can be a pain to develop for, especially when using AJAX-like technology. Firefox can be a little heavier than the others, but it's barely noticeable."Boonowa tweepi, ha, ha."0 -
Has anyone else had this shut down problem, with firefox taking 99% of system process, when I do ctrl-alt-del ?0
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i am back on ie7 since installing vista.0
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Maxthon - used it for years. No complaintsLike a priceless jewel buried in dark layers of soil and stone, earth radiates her brilliant beauty into the caverns of space and time.
Stately trees seem to brush the deep blue sky. Clouds billow to form magestic peaks. The songs of birds fill the air creating symphony upon symphony0 -
kingmonkey wrote: »I like dillo, its good.
i like dildo, its good
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re-read diamonds lol
Opera for me, IE no way, Flock is crap layout, Slimbrowser for Quidco, FF is to slow for me, BTYahoo browser for the kids ( more control ) & AOL browser for the bin
Opera for PDF just jams thoughSO... now England its the Scots turn to say dont leave the UK, stay in Europe with us in the UK, dont let the tories fool you like they did us with empty lies... You will be leaving the UK aswell as Europe
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Has anyone else had this shut down problem, with firefox taking 99% of system process, when I do ctrl-alt-del ?
I dont have 99% of memory usage, im just worried about the huge chunk of process it uses, ive got 3 FF tabs open and the process are at 63,844 and risingNo Links in Signature by site rules - MSE Forum Team 20 -
It could have been worse. At least source code's not combustible, or you can bet somebody at McAfee would have lit it.0
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