Both. Personally I use Chrome, simply cause I like it better, and has an incognito feature. 
IE, Opera, Safari is a big no-no.
IE, Opera, Safari is a big no-no.
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Sadly safari for ios is better than chrome.
Firefox because I don't like my personal information sent to advertisers also Firefox has a type of incognito mode.
The last page has only been reiterations of what other people in the thread have already posted. I'm going to assume this to mean that there are no more different views on the matter. This is the last straw, Firefox or Chrome. One more necrobump and it's over for you.
please tell me im not the only one using Pale moon
it's a modified firefox
it's a modified firefox
I actually find firefox to be a hell of a lot slower than Chrome. It makes no sense to me.
FireFox, Chrome, hue. Chromium is where it's at, lame botnet is lame :v
Firefox is technically faster because it doesn't use as much data as chrome does. However, if you're on a generally fast computer you probably won't see much of a difference between the two.
Chrome 4ever
chromium
Google Chrome for me. 
"enjoy your botnet"
netscape 2
I really don't find one better than the other. But I tend use chrome more.
chrome, 'cause i think chrome has a good graphic than firefox
Meanwhile vitaroty gets an A on his school assignment of getting 100 replies in a thread on a forum or something equally disturbing.
looking forward to this thread's sequel, "Outlook or Thunderbird"
mekadon_old
Because it's cool and professional yo.
because I have 4 e-mail accounts across 2 services and checking them manually is a painmekadon wrote:
Why do you even want to use an e-mail client when the web one is already decent?Mr Color wrote:
looking forward to this thread's sequel, "Outlook or Thunderbird"
see the actual genius in that post is that people are actually replying to me seriously when I wasn't
I use e-mail clients though, but only on my phone. And it's p.useful since I can get notified about new e-mails anytime anywhere.mekadon wrote:
Why do you even want to use an e-mail client when the web one is already decent?Mr Color wrote:
looking forward to this thread's sequel, "Outlook or Thunderbird"
Opening e-mails through mobile web browser is crap to begin with anyway
email clients... those were back in the days... i use gmail so i use the web to check mail
You're only safe if you disconnect your phone line and have never, ever been on the internet.battler077 wrote:
"enjoy your botnet"
INTERNET EXPLOR- oh who am i kidding.
I used to have a really nice dark clean theme in Firefox but that's the only good thing I can say about it... I've always felt that Firefox was less stable- at least Chrome doesn't freeze when trying to watch a YouTube video...
Or maybe that's just because of the shit laptop I had back then.
I still use Chrome because (I think this is an advantage anyways) it beats Firefox with it's separate process for each tab. This might be different for computers that aren't so fast, but with my old laptop Chrome was still faster than Firefox.
The only reason why I had both browsers installed was because my retarded online math textbook didn't work on Chrome
I used to have a really nice dark clean theme in Firefox but that's the only good thing I can say about it... I've always felt that Firefox was less stable- at least Chrome doesn't freeze when trying to watch a YouTube video...
Or maybe that's just because of the shit laptop I had back then.
I still use Chrome because (I think this is an advantage anyways) it beats Firefox with it's separate process for each tab. This might be different for computers that aren't so fast, but with my old laptop Chrome was still faster than Firefox.
The only reason why I had both browsers installed was because my retarded online math textbook didn't work on Chrome
Chrome : It is more user-friendly but it crashes everitiem
Firefox : Slower boot-up, but is very stable
Firefox : Slower boot-up, but is very stable
Chrome
Some of the past posts said the same thing.
Personal Preference.
chrome to me is faster (by milliseconds or nanoseconds) it works great but to me its not AS protected / stable .
firefox is great just like chrome, but if your dealing with multi-tasking.... wellll go with chrome. protected / stable is a must for some people so choose firefox :3
its all on which one fits what your doing.
Personal Preference.
chrome to me is faster (by milliseconds or nanoseconds) it works great but to me its not AS protected / stable .
firefox is great just like chrome, but if your dealing with multi-tasking.... wellll go with chrome. protected / stable is a must for some people so choose firefox :3
its all on which one fits what your doing.
Chrome, I've just used it for so many years and become used to it. I use Firefox at school to go on Facebook and this forum though.