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- Thread starter Fantom555
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Use to love Firefox, but it's like molasses, I was a PC though and I need my browser to fully maximize with the green button. All the others didn't.
Then I found right zoom, and after a nice affair with Safari, I'm happily married to chrome now.
Though sometimes I will sneak out late when Chome is asleep to drill Safari one more time.
Well heck, I can tell you that MacLynx is the best because it's super fast or whatever, but that wouldn't make you use it. 
Use what you like.
I currently have 3 browsers in my dock: Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.
I also use all 3 of them. No particular reason to choose any of them. Safari has trouble with my college's 'blackboard' website used for posting homework and taking quizzes. Chrome has random problems like that too. Firefox seems to work the best as far as reliability, but the speed SUCKS.
Just use what you like.
Use what you like.I currently have 3 browsers in my dock: Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.
I also use all 3 of them. No particular reason to choose any of them. Safari has trouble with my college's 'blackboard' website used for posting homework and taking quizzes. Chrome has random problems like that too. Firefox seems to work the best as far as reliability, but the speed SUCKS.
Just use what you like.
Safari. Faster and stabler than Chrome while having extensions like firefox. Chrome is the worst. Little features and horribly unstable.
Webkit browsers are great and run well (Chrome/Safari). I do some web development and doing it for Webkit is almost always the easiest. Digressing though, this is about using a web browser, not developing for one.
I use Chrome, I will gladly expend some Ram to be able to kill a tab with a crashed Flash plugin. Great stability, but uses tons of ram.
Note: have only used Chrome on Windows. Haven't received my MBP yet but I plan to continue using Chrome. If it sucks for some reason on OSX then Safari it is...
I use Chrome, I will gladly expend some Ram to be able to kill a tab with a crashed Flash plugin. Great stability, but uses tons of ram.
Note: have only used Chrome on Windows. Haven't received my MBP yet but I plan to continue using Chrome. If it sucks for some reason on OSX then Safari it is...
I don't know about you, but Chrome works excellent on my computer. Maybe your version is outdated or corrupted.
+1
the best browsers are free so use a myriad and stick to the one you like best
my opinion is Safari though
Chrome is faster(at least the dev channel), not sure what you are smoking. It has all the features Safari does as they are both based off of WebKit. Stability is the same as once again they are both bassed off of WebKit
I would never use chrome, theres a lot happening behind just rendering, it logs a lot of your info...if yu like chrome then use Iron, its chrome without all the spyware and data mining
I've said it before and i'll say it again.
When safari and chrome grow up, they want to be Opera.
When Internet Explorer stops filling it's nappies, then it can play outside.
Opera FTW.
Opera squats and takes a dump all all other browsers. It is so far ahead and has been for so long that it looks like the competition will never catch up.
I have spoken.
When safari and chrome grow up, they want to be Opera.
When Internet Explorer stops filling it's nappies, then it can play outside.
Opera FTW.
Opera squats and takes a dump all all other browsers. It is so far ahead and has been for so long that it looks like the competition will never catch up.
I have spoken.
You are high.
Safari uses analytics as well. In Chrome google has official opt-out extensions you can simply install to get out of any information logging/data mining. Do your research.
This is what I did.
Haha
IMHO, Chrome is the best browser you can get...