ff still has far more versatility, and that's what i'm all about.
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ff still has far more versatility, and that's what i'm all about.
I have used chrome since day 1.
Every computer I use has chrome on it also.
I have never had a single problem with it. It is hand's down the best browser out there.
since when does it have the plug-in versatility of FF? this is news to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by FeaRpb
Where in my entire post did I mention anything about plug-in's? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by IPD
I have 0 need for plug in's. Because my browser works the way I want it to. If I did have to choose a plug in, I would apply ad block.
I would go crazy without my FoxTab plug-in.
https://static-ssl-cdn.addons.mozill...ied=1331247702
Here are the stats for a site I manage. But then again, the tech level of the average person accessing this site is very low IMO.
1. Internet Explorer 49.95%
2. Firefox 17.42%
3. Safari 14.92%
4. Chrome 12.53%
5. Android Browser 2.36%
6. Mozilla Compatible Agent 1.35%
7. Mozilla 0.49%
8. Opera Mini 0.38%
9. Opera 0.27%
10. IE with Chrome Frame 0.19%
Actually, they got rid of the prerendered hits. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ictponder
FAQ | StatCounter Global Stats
No thanks. I don't know what I'd do without my FF addons/plug-ins.
Chrome is useless for me. I click the top bars of windows to switch between windows and I end up switching tabs constantly using Chrome. Besides that annoyance, Chrome doesn't have the addons I use on a daily basis, nor does it have the customization that Firefox does (even excluding themes and addons, Firefox is way easier to tweak).
thirded. having addons for a browser is like crack...once you use them, you can't imagine going back. downloading an entire picture gallery with 2 clicks? check.
google pisses me off enough as it is. every third search i do on google is interrupted--mid type--by some BS popup window asking me if i want to save something.