Firefox vs Google Chrome
How many people think Firefox is way better the Google Chrome?
How many people think Google Chrome is way better than firefox?
I'll let you decide....
Firefox vs Google Chrome
How many people think Firefox is way better the Google Chrome?
How many people think Google Chrome is way better than firefox?
I'll let you decide....
I find none of them way better than the other. I like the in-built translate option in chrome (right click --> translate), but then again this is also possible in firefox using an add-on. I mostly use FF, but often also Chrome and like them both. Still prefer firefox, but that's simply because I'm most experienced with it.
As I mentioned in the other thread, Firefox is more powerful and has loads more add-ons but is a resource hog, while Chrome uses very few resources and gives a comparable experience but isn't quite as powerful. Or, put even more bluntly, Firefox is a high-impact high-reward browser, while Chrome is a low-impact medium-reward browser. For people that want the best browsing experience possible at the cost of all else, Firefox. For people that prefer to multitask with several programs or tabs open at once, Chrome.
Personally, I tend not to have a lot of other programs/windows open in the background while browsing, and add-ons definitely make browsing a hell of a lot easier (and customizable), so I use Firefox. I also run a modern machine that has no excuse NOT to put out enough power to smoothly run Firefox at the same time as a game or two, but that's not the point. :P
Originally Posted by SaiyanPrince302, commenting on how to become a Super Saiyan,
Yeah, i agree with those above, on my wife´s netbook I use chrome, on my laptop, usually firefox and sometimes both, just because chrome is so light and firefox with 30 tabs is such a pain to use, i just end up opening another tab, cause i forgot that there was one already open :/
I think Firefox all the way. It is customizable, huge selection of add-on's, Themes, Plug-ins, and it has great support for 3rd party applications.
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