Okay, i had been using firefox for a really long time, i love it really. But when google chrome comes out, i thought i should try it. I didnt hav my own laptop at that time n my parents get used to IE, so i had better to choose only one.. finally i chose to install google chrome coz i heard its faster( thats something i want)

i hav been usin google chrome for 3 month approximately, n its fast, especially when u just turn on your computer n just wanna to surf the internet. It doesnt have as many features as firefox, but thats the reason that keeps it simple. One drawback should include the PDF thing(u hav to open Foxit or Adobe to read the PDF after downloadin n saving the document) n the bookmarks arent so convinient. n it doesnt work with youtube sometime(it cant load, u need to press reload, i dont know whether firefox has it or not)
however for the speed, for the simple outlook, personally i think its a good try!

With FF if I take Gmail or Youtube and open more than 2 tabs the whole memory gets problems and it crashes down. Also, there is this chess website chesscube.com that uses lot of scripts or adobe flash or something. Firefox is fine when just starting but gets stuck over time.

But Chrome doesn’t even allow that everything gets stuck the moment you open a new tab.

So, with very low RAM the most stable browser is IE. But I use Firefox, when I don’t want to view videos or do complex things like commenting here.

…and I bet you’re still using MS Windows? LoL!

Of course, the only things I liked about ie7pro were features like continuous spell-checking, tab recovery (and particularly the feature for reopening the ‘last closed tab’), and the download manager. Of course, these things were all included in Firefox, but I needed to access specific sites that I couldn’t with Firefox (see note below).

In the end, I think Google Chrome wound up having only the features that I was ever interested in anyway… cool :)

* Note: I gave up Firefox 2.0 because it wasn’t loading a few of the financial sites properly. These sites were necessary for me to function (as they are financial), and if I find that Google Chrome has trouble with them, I’ll dump Chrome also and revert back to IE7. The way I see it, one benefit to using IE is that it always displays the sites I access. Granted, this is probably because so many people use it that they’ll kill Microsoft if it doesn’t work the way it should… but that doesn’t mean it’s a great project.

And i can’t even think of running it along with antivirus.

I like the content of this piece, but somebody has to edit or proofread these entries before they go out. Your grammar is lacking. This is especially evident in places where you use the wrong word (like using “specially” when you probably meant to use “especially” or possibly ” ’specially” to show slang). Yes, I know I am nit-picking, but it is sloppy and detracts from the content (like counting the number of times Pres. Bush says “nucular” (instead of “nuclear”) rather than listening to the content of a speech.

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This is one of the reasons why people die so early. (Eustress – When Jeff gets excited for every misspelled word then realizes that it doesn’t change a thing.) He basks himself in the most discrete puzzle he could ever think of and when its complete he wishes to be acknowledge. Well Jeff, you just got acknowledged. Hey, why don’t you trying buying a 10 piece puzzle rather than a 1000 piece puzzle. Make my day.