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Lynx.
No images and Javascript = light speed rendering
No images and Javascript = light speed rendering
Damn straight.
firefox
firefox
People who capitalize "Or"
Chrome is botnet and does not respect your privacy. Firefox is good but use a different build of it, such as aurora (What I use), nightly or waterfox.
Firefox is better as it is more customisable and respects your freedom.
never use IE or opera.
Palemoon and lynx are good too.
Firefox is better as it is more customisable and respects your freedom.
never use IE or opera.
Palemoon and lynx are good too.
heads
or tails?
or tails?
I want heads.
Firefox :3
I used to be a Firefox fan till Chrome 4 came out. Chrome just loads (starts) way faster for me, despite having similar number of extensions to my Firefox.
I used Chrome before, but something weird happened to it -_- so I don't use it anymore.
So I begin to use Firefox and Opera
So I begin to use Firefox and Opera
oh youKitsunemimi wrote:
Firefox :3
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Firefox kept giving me the stupid *Firefox is still running and must be closed (when I previously closed with already) and must be reset in order to open again.* Like... what.
After a few months of dealing with that garbage, I switched to Chrome.
After a few months of dealing with that garbage, I switched to Chrome.
Yeah, I've had it multiple times as well. It doesn't happen often, but I wonder what that's about..Justykanna wrote:
Firefox kept giving me the stupid *Firefox is still running and must be closed (when I previously closed with already) and must be reset in order to open again.* Like... what.
After a few months of dealing with that garbage, I switched to Chrome.
yeah this keeps happening to me aswell when i used itJustykanna wrote:
Firefox kept giving me the stupid *Firefox is still running and must be closed (when I previously closed with already) and must be reset in order to open again.* Like... what.
After a few months of dealing with that garbage, I switched to Chrome.
I don't know what that error is but what I do know is that Firefox runs like ass on my laptop and has laggy Flash while Chrome is basically better at everything else.
Except when opening facebook, that always freezes on chrome but I don't really care about that one page.
Except when opening facebook, that always freezes on chrome but I don't really care about that one page.
...W-Well your laptop just sucks and it's.... it's too slow for Firefox's sophisticated workings so.. so like..!Jinxy wrote:
I don't know what that error is but what I do know is that Firefox runs like ass on my laptop and has laggy Flash while Chrome is basically better at everything else.
S-So it's not Firefox-tan that's slow, it's your computer's fault! >A<
..... ;~;
But, well yeah, Chrome is kind of faster at everything. .3.
Chrome hands down
It's happened all the time, was incredibly annoying. Could never find why it did that.mathexpert9981 wrote:
Yeah, I've had it multiple times as well. It doesn't happen often, but I wonder what that's about..
Reset?Justykanna wrote:
Firefox kept giving me the stupid *Firefox is still running and must be closed (when I previously closed with already) and must be reset in order to open again.* Like... what.
It means you were closing Firefox and you tried to open it again without the previous one fully closing. Firefox only runs one instance at a time, so since it's still trying to close, it won't be able to reinitiate its process, meaning it needs a new process to start again; which obviously it can't do because it hasn't finished closing yet.Justykanna wrote:
It's happened all the time, was incredibly annoying. Could never find why it did that.mathexpert9981 wrote:
Yeah, I've had it multiple times as well. It doesn't happen often, but I wonder what that's about..
This wouldn't happen if you don't try to open Firefox again so soon after closing it, and if you just had a faster computer.
My computer should be way more than capable of fully closing firefox in under a couple of minutes.
But since it's not, I always killed the process with task manager to be able to open a new one immediately ._.
Edit: Whenever it got stuck, bad wording. -__-
But since it's not, I always killed the process with task manager to be able to open a new one immediately ._.
Edit: Whenever it got stuck, bad wording. -__-
smart man.
Why can't Firefox run multiple instances at a time? And why doesn't this happen (to the best of my knowledge) at least nearly as often with IE or Chrome? If this is solved w/ a faster computer, I presume this is an inefficiency issue in the program...?Kitsunemimi wrote:
It means you were closing Firefox and you tried to open it again without the previous one fully closing. Firefox only runs one instance at a time, so since it's still trying to close, it won't be able to reinitiate its process, meaning it needs a new process to start again; which obviously it can't do because it hasn't finished closing yet.
This wouldn't happen if you don't try to open Firefox again so soon after closing it, and if you just had a faster computer.
Regardless, I am a Firefox user, only because I prefer open source apps whenever possible. Besides, the speed difference is not really noticeable on my computer~
I prefer Chrome as faster-wise, although I'm both Firefox and Chrome user at the same time when I decided to go on Facebook, Youtube and what not.
Comodo Dragon (Basically Chrome without botnet.)
yes, Aurora I use it too, and lynx I can recommend also, very good browser tooCropzy wrote:
Chrome is botnet and does not respect your privacy. Firefox is good but use a different build of it, such as aurora (What I use), nightly or waterfox.
Firefox is better as it is more customisable and respects your freedom.
never use IE or opera.
Palemoon and lynx are good too.
Chrome... If I use Firefox, The Speed are too Slow like hell.... For Me
Actually, Nightly is the pre-alpha. Aurora is the Firefox alpha. The beta is simply the beta of course.Maniii wrote:
Nightly <- Firefox Alpha
Yours please.UnderminE wrote:
my ass or your ass
Seemingly, Firefox managed to surpass Chrome for the first time, in a Tom's Hardware shootout. Seemingly, the differences were pretty noticeable, but I couldn't really comment on that.
If you want to use firefox and want really fast speeds, use waterfox.
what about windfox
I like that way of thinking.Tanaka wrote:
Chrome, easier to clean the history.