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Re: Best Internet Browser.
I mainly use chrome , used firefox for a while but for some reason FIrefox takes about 20 seconds to open in my pc.
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Re: Best Internet Browser.
Haha, you think firefox is good. Thats funny... Especially with the 12 or 13 memory leaks it has. Leave it open for an hour, it takes up all 8 gigs of ram
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Haha, you think your computer is confusing:p
AMD phenom 8-core 4 ghz on custom designed computer in compaq shell running:
win7, win8, winxp, win98, fedora, freeBSD, osx 10.6, and OpenSUSE.
psp 1000 x 32
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Haha, you think your computer is confusing:p
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really? that didn't occur on memasterj001 wrote:Haha, you think firefox is good. Thats funny... Especially with the 12 or 13 memory leaks it has. Leave it open for an hour, it takes up all 8 gigs of ram
I had mine opened for about 18hrs+ and consumed around 400MB+ ram
EDIT: And i know a guy who had Firefox opened for 2 months straight with 50 like open tabs and consumed around 2gb+ ram he has 16gb so he really didn't care
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Haha, wow, i was just making a joke. A guy really lost 2 gigs of RAM to it?
I have:
AMD phenom 8-core 4 ghz on custom designed computer in compaq shell running:
win7, win8, winxp, win98, fedora, freeBSD, osx 10.6, and OpenSUSE.
psp 1000 x 32
psp 2000 ta-088v3
Haha, you think your computer is confusing:p
AMD phenom 8-core 4 ghz on custom designed computer in compaq shell running:
win7, win8, winxp, win98, fedora, freeBSD, osx 10.6, and OpenSUSE.
psp 1000 x 32
psp 2000 ta-088v3
Haha, you think your computer is confusing:p
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Chrome! It's the fastest, most compatible with videos and also.... CTRL + SHIFT + N
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Opera. You can customize just about everything on it. I'm running Windows XP but if you looked at my skin you'd think I'm running 7. It's faster than firefox and doesn't slow down and freeze from every little script. Every 5 minutes on FF it seems I get a script not responding popup. Chrome has way too many bugs for me to use. It uses a lot less RAM than FF which is great with only a pathetic 386MB (I know it doesn't add up, it's a long story). Opera also has a ton of features. It was the first to have tabs and is the first to have tab groups and you can restore and arrage tabs inside the window.
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Different55 wrote:Opera. You can customize just about everything on it. I'm running Windows XP but if you looked at my skin you'd think I'm running 7. It's faster than firefox and doesn't slow down and freeze from every little script. Every 5 minutes on FF it seems I get a script not responding popup. Chrome has way too many bugs for me to use. It uses a lot less RAM than FF which is great with only a pathetic 386MB (I know it doesn't add up, it's a long story). Opera also has a ton of features. It was the first to have tabs and is the first to have tab groups and you can restore and arrage tabs inside the window.
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well he has running it for 2 months straightmasterj001 wrote:Haha, wow, i was just making a joke. A guy really lost 2 gigs of RAM to it?
as i said on my previous post it didn't really bother him since he has 16gb of ram
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Firefox master race.
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Opera is the most customizable. I've got Windows 7 style buttons on Windows XP. It isn't a memory **** like firefox and doesn't crash a fraction of the number of times that chrome does. Opera has built-in IRC, RSS, and email clients. It's opera:config page is a LOT easier to understand and use than firefox's messy about:config, and it's more powerful, too. Opera is loaded with features everywhere. There's follower tabs, pinned tabs, tab groups (AWESOME), tab cloning, and you can restore and arrange your tabs alongside each other right in the window. Combine that last one with the Fit to Width option in the Zoom menu and you can set up a nice little online gaming window. Got all your chatrooms on this side of the screen and then the game taking up most of the screen on the right. It has a ton of cool extensions, too. I have a mini wolfram alpha in a button.