Which browser(s) do you use?
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I mostly use IE 9. For whatever reason it's cool to hate on IE, but I have no problems with it. So I really don't get it. *shrug*
When I first tried Chrome I noticed security issues. I kept getting virus attack attempts and I am careful with my web browsing and don't even typically download e-mail attachments. Within the past couple of weeks I thought I'd try Chrome again, since it has been a long time. I can't tell any speed difference between it and IE.
I did some research online and found some tests of various browsers. The data supported what I've found on my own. No real difference for me.
It's probably silly to bag on any of the browsers unless you've tried the latest versions of each. Example: I used the early versions of Firefox back in the day and LOVED it. When it got to around version 3 or so, it was slower on both the computers I had by far. Maybe the new version is better, but I'm fine with using mostly IE9 and whatever the latest version of Chrome I have is on occasion.
When I first tried Chrome I noticed security issues. I kept getting virus attack attempts and I am careful with my web browsing and don't even typically download e-mail attachments. Within the past couple of weeks I thought I'd try Chrome again, since it has been a long time. I can't tell any speed difference between it and IE.
I did some research online and found some tests of various browsers. The data supported what I've found on my own. No real difference for me.
It's probably silly to bag on any of the browsers unless you've tried the latest versions of each. Example: I used the early versions of Firefox back in the day and LOVED it. When it got to around version 3 or so, it was slower on both the computers I had by far. Maybe the new version is better, but I'm fine with using mostly IE9 and whatever the latest version of Chrome I have is on occasion.
To this day I believe that firefox is the most secure browser. If I have to navigate to any sort-of sketchy websites, I'll load up Firefox.
For everything else, though... Chrome and it's simplicity. No, I don't need menus or toolbars. And yes, I always thought that tabs should be at the top of the window, not half-way down it!
For everything else, though... Chrome and it's simplicity. No, I don't need menus or toolbars. And yes, I always thought that tabs should be at the top of the window, not half-way down it!
To this day I believe that firefox is the most secure browser. If I have to navigate to any sort-of sketchy websites, I'll load up Firefox.
For everything else, though... Chrome and it's simplicity. No, I don't need menus or toolbars. And yes, I always thought that tabs should be at the top of the window, not half-way down it!
For everything else, though... Chrome and it's simplicity. No, I don't need menus or toolbars. And yes, I always thought that tabs should be at the top of the window, not half-way down it!
I just opened up IE9 and Chrome side by side. Both have tabs at the top. My favorites bar is in the same place too. I do really like the favorites bar. I don't use all the other junk either though. I have both setup the same way.
