IMO, Canary,simply rocks, small download, try it for yourself
Canary syncs our personal preferences with Chrome too, right?
IMO, Canary,simply rocks, small download, try it for yourself
iReader is awesome for stripping away all the ads so you can read a web page fast.
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I used it as an example of another browser that Xmarks works OK.
The real question, as I said is, does anyone use Xmarks with Chrome and some other browsers (Safari, Firefox, etc)?
where does FireFox sit in all this?
I'm testing safari and chrome on mba 11. I've noticed that chrome refuses to load some pages completely (little load circle spinning in tab) which results in cpu load (1-2%) - this increases overall temperature and reduce time on battery (about 1h). Only when I manually cancel load (page is already loaded!) cpu load is 0%. No issues on Safari though. Anyone experience same problem?
I love chrome on my PC but on mac it just sucks! Waiting for solution
I use plugin to disable flash in both safari and chrome
I'm still amazed how many mac users don't realise you simply cannot compare RAM usage between OS's. OS X handles ram in a completely different way to Windows.
I'm testing safari and chrome on mba 11. I've noticed that chrome refuses to load some pages completely (little load circle spinning in tab) which results in cpu load (1-2%) - this increases overall temperature and reduce time on battery (about 1h). Only when I manually cancel load (page is already loaded!) cpu load is 0%. No issues on Safari though. Anyone experience same problem?
I love chrome on my PC but on mac it just sucks! Waiting for solution
I use plugin to disable flash in both safari and chrome
If you like BeachBalls, go with Safari, otherwise Chrome is the one, and the speedster is the new Chrome Canary Beta, both work flawlessly in Lion, without spinning BeachBalls
If you like BeachBalls, go with Safari, otherwise Chrome is the one, and the speedster is the new Chrome Canary Beta, both work flawlessly in Lion, without spinning BeachBalls
where does FireFox sit in all this?
Does running Chrome in full screen have any greater effect on battery life?