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RE: Web browser preference - forthwall - August 8th, 2013
My primary browser is Firefox, although I have Chrome and IE to test some things. The Chinese Maxthon browser is also a very interesting browser - although their browser default homepage is usually lost in translation.
RE: Web browser preference - Darth-Apple - August 8th, 2013
Chinese maxthon browser? I haven't heard of it. I'll have to check it out sometime.
RE: Web browser preference - Blazeth - August 9th, 2013
Although Chrome is probably better, I prefer Firefox for unspecific reasons.
RE: Web browser preference - Darth-Apple - August 9th, 2013
(August 9th, 2013 at 1:34 AM)Blazeth Wrote: Although Chrome is probably better, I prefer Firefox for unspecific reasons.
I'm pretty much in the same boar personally. I like chrome, but I primarily use firefox.
RE: Web browser preference - simlink - August 10th, 2013
(August 6th, 2013 at 11:15 PM)Marc Wrote: IE10 isn't all bad. IE6 is another story. Oh boy, don't let me get started. But hey, I still use Internet Explorer to test what my web pages look like. You know how people want to see what their website looks like in mostly every popular web browser. Yeah, something like that. The fact is, there are people who still use Internet Explorer, and I don't want my web pages looking horrible if they actually do stumble across my website(s).
Precisely. I have noticed IE10 is a huge improvement. It likes rendering things much better and more, you know, where I coded them to go rather than "surprise! Your menu is halfway down the page somehow. :|"
Still not my favourite broswer, but I'll use IE10 over FF.
RE: Web browser preference - SpookyZalost - February 21st, 2019
Netscape
or W3...
jk I kinda use Chrome and Firefox interchangeably
RE: Web browser preference - Guardian - February 21st, 2019
Definitely Chrome. It's a resource hog, but much quicker than the rest.
May need to update the poll and add EDGE since that is the IE replacement.
RE: Web browser preference - SpookyZalost - February 22nd, 2019
lol yeah, though as a replacement it's ok I guess?
IE and edge are just kinda meh for me.
RE: Web browser preference - Guardian - February 22nd, 2019
(February 22nd, 2019 at 1:04 AM)SpookyZalost Wrote: lol yeah, though as a replacement it's ok I guess?
IE and edge are just kinda meh for me.
Edge has gotten a lot better since Microsoft ditched the core engine and switched to a Chromium based browser made in their image. It still sucks though.
RE: Web browser preference - SpookyZalost - February 22nd, 2019
lol, "chromium based" google is infecting microsoft now?
what's next Windroid OS?
RE: Web browser preference - Guardian - February 22nd, 2019
(February 22nd, 2019 at 1:24 AM)SpookyZalost Wrote: lol, "chromium based" google is infecting microsoft now?
what's next Windroid OS?
Yup.
If you can't beat them, buy them right?
Oh wait, Google wouldn't sell to Microsoft. Ok.... If you can't beat them, steal their stuff right?
RE: Web browser preference - SpookyZalost - February 22nd, 2019
Guardian, Microsoft can only improve by using linux... right? lol.
speaking of, we're using linux here at work... because IBM bought redhat.
RE: Web browser preference - Guardian - February 22nd, 2019
(February 22nd, 2019 at 1:30 AM)SpookyZalost Wrote: Guardian, Microsoft can only improve by using linux... right? lol.
speaking of, we're using linux here at work... because IBM bought redhat.
Well, that was the Apple approach anyway.
Microsoft unfortunately has my employer by the *** and is ingrained in everything we do. Linux would be cool!
RE: Web browser preference - SpookyZalost - February 22nd, 2019
let me guess.
"licenses and agreements"?
or maybe... "Security risks due to untested"?
RE: Web browser preference - Guardian - February 22nd, 2019
All of the above. It's a massive waste of money. Even in the training they have intended to teach us how to use a new product they are providing, its a sales-pitch for it how it integrates and performs well with this other Microsoft product that we absolutely need.
Drives me crazy.
RE: Web browser preference - SpookyZalost - February 22nd, 2019
ouch x_x