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gadgetgirl85

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I'm currently using the firefox beta. Its fast but crashes frequently! Any other good browsers with tabs?
 
I switched back to normal version of firefox. Slightly slower but hopefully more stable! I had to forcequit the beta ever 5 mins
 
WillMak said:
safari has spell check? tsteing...hmm I don't get anything

works for me, and it should for you since spelling is a cocoa built in system. sure you have check spelling as you type on? ( Edit --> Spelling --> Check Spelling as you type )
 
I get the spellcheck function too in Safari. Not in this version of firefox I did in the beta one I downloaded.
 
my thoughts on whats available:

firefox - very nice. ui not mac style.
camino - ui mac style. slightly faster than safari. nothing wows me.
shiiri - havent tried yet
safari - ui mac style (duh). fast. dependable. winner (by default?).

i would like to see safari get some firefox style extension development.
 
viccles said:
I'm currently using the firefox beta. Its fast but crashes frequently! Any other good browsers with tabs?
Use them all. Pick the one you like best :rolleyes:
 
i think the fact that camino doesn't support RSS is the only thing that is stopping me from leaving safari

safari isn't stable for me, i to always have to relaunch it :mad:
 
I like Safari. Pretty fast, decent features, add PithHelmet to it and you get decent ad-blocking.

Opera's not bad either, but the UI isn't that nice on a Mac.

I've never really rated Firefox or its derivatives that highly.
 
Try Flock if you blog or use Flickr/Photobucket--you can manage your photos or blog directly from Flock. Its the same as firefox but a nicer skin and some cool extras. Otherwise, I use Camino or Safari.
 
FleurDuMal said:
Safari for me. I find Firefox pretty awful on OSX - slow, slow, slow. Strange how Firefox is very fast in Windows though :confused:

its because FF for Mac is a Windows app ported to OS X. which is why there are better results with the same rendering engine in Camino, a native OS X app.
 
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