Which safari extensions you use?

[ouankou]

1password
adblock
readability

and glims of course.


Actually I prefer chrome, but it is kind of unstable while inputing chinese.

 

[GGJstudios]

If you remove Flash from OS X and install Chrome, Flash sites will still work in Chrome using Chrome's built in Flash support, as explained in the article.

... which goes back to changing browsers or having to use two browsers. The plugins and extensions of Safari are not fully replicated in Chrome, so that would involve giving up functionality. For some, that may not matter. For others, it does.

 

[Weaselboy]

... which goes back to changing browsers or having to use two browsers. The plugins and extensions of Safari are not fully replicated in Chrome, so that would involve giving up functionality. For some, that may not matter. For others, it does.

We're still on this. Okay. The point of my last post was you gave me the :roll eyes: and wanted me to point out what you posted that was inaccurate, so I did.

 

[GGJstudios]

We're still on this. Okay. The point of my last post was you gave me the :roll eyes: and wanted me to point out what you posted that was inaccurate, so I did.

The fact that your suggestion requires switching browsers which loses functionality means it's not an option. My statement is accurate. If you simply remove Flash, you can't view some websites, which is not an option. If you switch to Chrome, you're back to using Flash, albeit a browser version, but you lose functionality that existed in Safari.

Again, you can do what you like, but removing Flash or switching to a browser other than Safari is not required to keep Flash under control.

 

[Weaselboy]

The fact that your suggestion requires switching browsers which loses functionality means it's not an option. My statement is accurate. If you simply remove Flash, you can't view some websites, which is not an option. If you switch to Chrome, you're back to using Flash, albeit a browser version, but you lose functionality that existed in Safari.

Again, you can do what you like, but removing Flash or switching to a browser other than Safari is not required to keep Flash under control.

Oh my goodness. You are hilarious and just completely incapable of admitting you were wrong.

Now you are trying to twist around what you said to make it correct. I'm dying here. I won't be replying any further.

 

[GGJstudios]

I won't be replying any further.

Thank you.

 

[Weaselboy]

Thank you.

Now you are just being plain rude.

 

[Mackilroy]

As much as I enjoy a good Weaselboy/GGJstudios fight, we're getting rather off topic. 😉

Right now I just use AdBlock and Google Plus, though I'm looking to add more, such as for email, Wikipedia, and Evernote (extensions I have with Chrome). I switch between browsers based on the screen size I'm using – odd, I know, but it works for me.

 

[dirt farmer]

Adblock
ClickToFlash
FacebookBlocker

How is Shellfish? Can anyone recommend that?