Which browser do you use and why?

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  1. jaydawg808 profile image78
    jaydawg808posted 10 years ago

    Which browser do you use and why?

    I personally use Google Chrome. Used to be a big Firefox fan back in the day. I just like the speed & simplicity of Chrome.

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  2. Tolovaj profile image88
    Tolovajposted 10 years ago

    I use both: FF and Chrome. Firefox has still more add-ons which are useful to me and I am still much more familiar with it. Chrome is simpler, as you already stated and faster, but I don't like how much memory can use. So I try to squeeze the best from both:)

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  3. UpixxIndustries profile image39
    UpixxIndustriesposted 10 years ago

    I personally just use FF because I have some apps installed in FF and I would be lost without them. I tried Chrome and just didn't like the experience I had with it.  It seemed as though when I started to use it more frequently it just used entirely too much memory and the programs that I use on a daily basis were starting to crash and freeze because of the memory wasted on having Chrome running in the background.

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  4. dailytop10 profile image79
    dailytop10posted 10 years ago

    I use both Chrome and Firefox but I prefer the first most of the time. I'm comfortable with it and it's simple UI makes it very easy to customize making me more productive while doing searches.

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  5. M. T. Dremer profile image84
    M. T. Dremerposted 10 years ago

    I think I use Firefox more out of habit than anything else. Back when I had my laptop, it was the only browser that would size websites correctly and I feel in love with its spell check feature. I would probably like chrome if I used it more, but I've just become so used to Firefox that I see no pressing reason to change it.

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    andriesbrounposted 10 years ago

    I use Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox because it has many add-on option and working is easy. Also it is very fast.

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  7. ilikegames profile image67
    ilikegamesposted 10 years ago

    Google Chrome and sometimes Firefox. Just like you I was using Firefox for ages and eventually swapped to Chrome for the boost in speed and general streamlined approach it has.

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