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I have Chrome too... I use it for quick surfing and stuff... especially now that it has StumbleUpon
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Firefox can let you download just about anything as well; it all comes down to settings. Firefox does not really have more features than IE8 (a web browser should not have a lot of features anyway); what it does have are plugins. |
i see, maybe I will now
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12 minutes of power hour.
Yeah... it came on my computer though and I do use java stuff a lot. |
Opera development focuses on compatibility.
Mozilla (Firefox and SeaMonkey) development focuses on security. IE8 and Chrome development focuses on catching up with the others. |
Chrome/Chromium also doesn't allow a lot of things, like the full potential of Ghostery. xD
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*bounces in* Saving up gears/flowers/spanners for a power hour later!
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Java applets and JavaScript both execute on your computer (not the server giving you the file), but Java applets require a plugin to play (similar to Flash), whereas all modern browsers have a built-in JavaScript engine which processes the JavaScript. ---------- Quote:
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Google isn't going to allow Ghostery to block trackers though, ever.
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*wisely stays out of topic, eating Toblerone*
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Hi Urbeth... nice new av. (brb... switching to mule)
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I did not follow any of that...
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wow Burbeth you look hardcore ^_^
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I can block Google trackers on FireFox using Ghostery.
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@Anime_Scholar: How do you manage to appear offline and still post?
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Lol Burbeth! I know it's a typo but it's kind of funny! |
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@Flux: Invisible mode. :P
(Sorry, am playing Attack of the Fangirls, as usual, and chatting on another thread, too.) |
ok, now switching to firefox, let's see here
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I'm back.
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wow, I can see them now, woot!
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