Firefox 10 what a load of crap

innozemec

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and i updated recently and haven't seen a problem yet..

 

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greatsamist

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using firefox v8, and working great

 

Choronzon

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artizhay said:

You must be an angry person, calling people out any chance you get and proving them wrong in such a condescending manner.

If you read his post, you'd realize he's talking about his OWN usage, idiot.

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Ballsy move calling an Exec VIP an idiot.

 

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Paper-Boy

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Still using FF and Opera! I have no problem using v10 so far.

It's actually a little faster than before. Well that's how it is with my laptop

 

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lossehelin

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to be honest i much prefer to stick with firefox despite all my recent problems. and i only use chrome for secondary things normally.
I will hold on for the next update which, if we take in consideration recent firefox events, it will be next week lol.

but firefox was great until they decided to increase the version numbers like crazy.
From great to crap so quickly.... let us see....

 

artizhay

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Choronzon said:

Ballsy move calling an Exec VIP an idiot.

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I'm a person, he's a person. His lack of common sense, observational skills, and/or intelligence isn't compensated by his forum status. Anyway, moving on with the topic...

 

browsing_hosts

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Guys stop being noobs and dissing FF and turning your backs on it. Dowload Aurora and then speak about FF being shit. http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/channel/

 

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Bizmarkie40

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Maybe a dumb noob question but I switch to chrome won't I lose teh SEO plugins from firefox? does CHrome have similar stuff?

 

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Marburg

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Installed Chrome & haven't looked back

 

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I'm not having any problems with Firefox. IMO it's still the way to go as it's open source and possibly more private than Chrome or IE.

 

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TeddyKGB

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I second SRWare's Iron browser, all the benefits of chrome without the big G looking over your shoulder.

 

pyronaut

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Check the release notes, nothing really much in Firefox 10 that would cause these sorts of issues, mostly the release of their own internal developer tools (Although minor as to not compete with Firebug) and that's about it.

 

bertbaby

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I use them all of course: IE, FireFox, Chrome, Opera & Safari. How do you know what your sites look like if you don't use all the browsers?

 

ShadeDream

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Back in the days I used to use IE. When I found out that other much faster and smoother browsers exist, I moved onto FF. Nowadays I still use FF but it just doesn't feel the same. It can be just as slow as IE and it frequently crashes. I'd use Chrome but I don't trust them, I'm suspicious of them tracking your actions.

bertbaby said:

I use them all of course: IE, FireFox, Chrome, Opera & Safari. How do you know what your sites look like if you don't use all the browsers?

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thetrustedzone

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FF have amazing plugins you can't find it with other browsers , and it's free !

 

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3v0|v3

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Chrome for browsing and Firefox for other stuff. Both great browsers IMO. Even IE is getting better.

 

veheme

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Wait, what? IE getting better? lol. THEY WILL NEVER EVER GET BETTER.

 

artizhay

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veheme said:

Wait, what? IE getting better? lol. THEY WILL NEVER EVER GET BETTER.

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I do find myself having to compensate less and less for IE errors when designing websites, as far as the more recent releases go. That being said, I still design for IE 6 because upgrading versions for some people seems to be some dastardly mythological terror that will wreak havoc on their lives.

 

sirgold

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ShadeDream said:

Back in the days I used to use IE. When I found out that other much faster and smoother browsers exist, I moved onto FF. Nowadays I still use FF but it just doesn't feel the same. It can be just as slow as IE and it frequently crashes. I'd use Chrome but I don't trust them, I'm suspicious of them tracking your actions.

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Ditto about ff feeling slow and quoting the total lack of trust about google on my part.

I suggest to give chromium a shot: the open source build before google adds all his crap: integrated PDF, flash player, autoupdate, tracking IDs and so forth. Working pretty cool for me on basically all the major platforms.

 

Carepolice

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Chrome runs smoothest for me, I'm a very impatient person so that's a big deal