Chrome at home with a mix of Chrome and Internet Explorer for work. I used to use Firefox all the time, but I don't remember why I stopped. There was a small period there where I used Waterfox to be hip and cool and whatever.
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Chrome at home with a mix of Chrome and Internet Explorer for work. I used to use Firefox all the time, but I don't remember why I stopped. There was a small period there where I used Waterfox to be hip and cool and whatever.
Chrome for me.
Anyway i custom Google Chrome with a Kingdom Hearts theme :lol:
I was a Firefox user when was younger.
Bubba used Chrome. It's Super Effective.
I just use Firefox. I used Chrome for awhile, but then something annoyed me about it. Firefox can be annoying too. I'm just happy my parents stopped using IE altogether. There are still people at my work that don't understand that you don't have to use IE to use the web.
i used to use Fennekin.
but after years of school with chrome i just kinda stuck with that on my laptop.
http://www.palemoon.org/
Just to be different. :p
And works like retro-firefox before it went all screwed up. :p
:monster:
I used Firefox for 12 years, but switched to Chrome last week. I don't like chrome, but the constant script crashing from Firefox finally became too much.
Chrome, baby! :cool:
Although Firefox is also my favorite. :hattip:
Try waterfox, it's based on the firefox architecture, but runs at 64bit.
64 bit native Firefox is also available and it's fast. Especially if you implement the experimental electrolysis process, which is off by default but can be turned on in about:config. Makes it so each tab is its own process (like Chrome). It's fast fast fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by CimminyCricket
I cant find a nice script blocker on chrome so I tend to use firefox
SeaMonkey. Chrome is secondary.
I use Internet Explorer.
...to install Firefox first thing after formatting and reinstalling Windows.