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S7* · 28/10/2011 01:44 AM

Firefox got really disappointing recently, but I'm not sure where users will head if they decide to change. I ended up on Chrome (has the addons I liked on FF, it's quicker and has no memory issues).

Opera is still an excellent browser.. IE 9 is pretty good too..

I do wonder whether, with IE having improved as much as it has, the migration from Windows 7 to 8 will have much of an effect. If IE 10 is at all better than 9 then it'll give good reason not to download a 3rd party browser again (unless you really like addons).

ZiNgA BuRgA · 31/10/2011 02:57 AM

(27/10/2011 11:41 PM)Dupain Wrote: It's really not a big difference but for example IE has link bar much shorter than Firefox and the buttons places a bit differently.

I'm sure you can customise both, but then, it seems most comparisons these days are on defaults >_>

andrewcc · 31/10/2011 10:55 AM

(28/10/2011 01:44 AM)S7* Wrote: Firefox got really disappointing recently, but I'm not sure where users will head if they decide to change. I ended up on Chrome (has the addons I liked on FF, it's quicker and has no memory issues).

Opera is still an excellent browser.. IE 9 is pretty good too..

I do wonder whether, with IE having improved as much as it has, the migration from Windows 7 to 8 will have much of an effect. If IE 10 is at all better than 9 then it'll give good reason not to download a 3rd party browser again (unless you really like addons).

well ABP by itself is enough reason to switch imo... and I'm not sure if they've changed but from what i remember IE has no downloads window which is kinda annoying if you can't find what you've recently downloaded.

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