THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: Himu on January 15, 2015, 03:35:13 AM
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:o
Instant loading. Just wow. Less memory hogging.
All around great browser again after the bullshit a few years ago.
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Firefox has been fine for ages
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firefox is still straight butt with flash tho
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I still haven't had any problems with Chrome, but then again I don't use ghetto hardware.
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FF4L
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firefox is still straight butt with flash tho
They all are.
Flash more like :trash
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Firefox is my nicca till the end...but I don't even bother clicking on the outside link thread due to not wanting to deal with the page taking forever to load.
Chrome isn't bad, I just rarely touch it. I have noticed it seems to stream live video better than Firefox though (ESPN for instance; not a lot of buffering, clean picture at all times).
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I use IE at work because I like being able to turn off images so I can surf slightly less conspicuously. Certain sites will actually crash it (like TPM) and oddly enough Outlook.com doesn't work right. I also have chrome but sometimes get a bit sketched out that it's linked to my account I use at home. (I know it doesn't have to be but I keep feeling like I'm playing with fire whenever I log into google on chrome)
Can you turn off images in FF? I'd use it if so.
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(http://i.imgur.com/S8Gcknr.png)
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If you have a machine where 2 gigs of RAM is a significant chunk, you need to upgrade.
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I was using Chrome as my main for a while, but it now performs like poo when trying to handle mutiple gifs.
I switched back to Waterfox and no problems so far.
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Firefox always performed decent enough. I just remember it being a resource/memory hog. I've been using opera for the last few weeks and while there are occasional weird hiccups, its mostly been fine.
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I still haven't had any problems with Chrome, but then again I don't use ghetto hardware.
neither do i but chrome still shits itself when gifs are involved sometimes.
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I endorse this thread, even tho i mostly use IE (b/c I just can't deal with janky scrolling :goty2 )
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Chrome DevTools have put me firmly in that camp.