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Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 17:37
by Omnixor
using firefox, since the only real advantage which could make me move to chrome is its speed, but on my computer it's same speed as firefox (???). + mouse gestures extensions on chrome are pretty slow and buggy, and don't work on New Tab page :/
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 03 Jan 2012, 11:29
by karan1070
Hi all
I would go for Firefox it has very good feature in it like Add On, which help us in suitable working.
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 08 Jan 2012, 09:46
by Wormii
I don't need add ons to slow down my browsing so I use Chrome. It's also easiest to use i think. Firefox is not bad but I just don't like it as much as Chrome.
here is one awesome plug in for Chrome (the only one I use except Java). It's 100% Finnish, which is a shame, but with some google translating you might get the idea. It downloads any youtube video as avi, mp3 etc and the quality is good.
http://www.lataayoutube.com
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 09:04
by SiH13
Waitaminute.. if you use safari, how are you able to play tm??
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 10:09
by farfa
Safari also exists for Windows
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 12:01
by AlexKF
Windows > iOS
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 12:09
by fastforza
AlexKF wrote:Windows > iOS
Consider every post in response to this deleted. You've been warned.
We don't need yet another one of these pathetic flame wars.
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 24 Aug 2012, 13:11
by GeneratorJana
Firefox is my favorite browser.
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 26 Aug 2012, 15:56
by Mandark
For some reason, I use something named Waterfox.
It's the same as Firefox only that the icon is changed (That's the only thing I have noticed)
Re: Which internet browser do you use?
Posted: 26 Aug 2012, 16:13
by Omnixor
Waterfox is a high performance browser based on the Mozilla Firefox source code. Made specifically for 64-Bit systems, Waterfox has one thing in mind: speed.