Computer Talk
- Thread starter SteelBird
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Re: Computer Talk!!
Sorry to here that kliu0. Sounds like you got a "Lemon"..
I have Windows Vista Home Premium and it runs very smoothly on or offline..especially now that I switched to Firefox as my browser..Thanks crobato!
Honestly the only problem I had with it previously was pages freezing and that was an IE problem. But it sounds to me that you are beyond that problem.
Sorry to here that kliu0. Sounds like you got a "Lemon"..
I have Windows Vista Home Premium and it runs very smoothly on or offline..especially now that I switched to Firefox as my browser..Thanks crobato!
Honestly the only problem I had with it previously was pages freezing and that was an IE problem. But it sounds to me that you are beyond that problem.
bladerunner
Banned Idiot
Re: Computer Talk!!
If Microsoft was a auto manufacturer, it would be bankrupt by now.
If Microsoft was a auto manufacturer, it would be bankrupt by now.
Re: Computer Talk!!
I'm testing Google Chrome, which is Google's new browser and available now for downloading. It's quite fast, and reliable enough. It takes a minimalist attitude to browsing, and that makes it look quite elegant and different from all the other browsers like Firefox, Explorer and Safari. It is interesting to note that if you highlight a word, and open up a pop up context menu, Chrome lets you search for the word in Google directly. Also, Chrome lets you treat your bookmarks in a kind of faux home page.
I'm testing Google Chrome, which is Google's new browser and available now for downloading. It's quite fast, and reliable enough. It takes a minimalist attitude to browsing, and that makes it look quite elegant and different from all the other browsers like Firefox, Explorer and Safari. It is interesting to note that if you highlight a word, and open up a pop up context menu, Chrome lets you search for the word in Google directly. Also, Chrome lets you treat your bookmarks in a kind of faux home page.
The_Zergling
Junior Member
Re: Computer Talk!!
I've also been using Chrome ever since the beta came out - originally it was just an experience because I absolutely love Firefox (particularly its extensions), but Chrome was noticeably faster. Notably, Firefox takes up a crapload of memory. One of the possible downsides though is that tabs are each their own task, which takes up even more than Firefox if you get too many open.
I'm fairly certain that Chrome should support awesome extensions like Adblock much like Firefox does, but it needs some more time.
I've also been using Chrome ever since the beta came out - originally it was just an experience because I absolutely love Firefox (particularly its extensions), but Chrome was noticeably faster. Notably, Firefox takes up a crapload of memory. One of the possible downsides though is that tabs are each their own task, which takes up even more than Firefox if you get too many open.
I'm fairly certain that Chrome should support awesome extensions like Adblock much like Firefox does, but it needs some more time.