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Rahsheen · 1 year ago

Thanks for the round-up, Mathew. I'm too busy playing with this thing to find news about it :)
antje · 1 year ago

I actually use IE7 a lot because I'm an aesthetic junkie and sites simply look nicer on IE7. However, it crashes a lot and thus I usually have FF open at the same time.

Two things on FF though that are a godsend: firebug and adblocker. Will never give up FF for those 2 reasons alone.
movie buff · 1 year ago

i've been using Chrome for about a day now and it seems to be a lot faster than FireFox or IE... though i do miss the "recently closed tabs" feature in Firefox
mathewi · 1 year ago

That's funny -- I was just thinking the same thing myself earlier
today. That and my Shareaholic plugin.
jasonkolb · 1 year ago

Yeah, but these comments all miss the main point... it's a rock-solid browser for running Web apps. If you haven't run into IE and FireFox's limitations in the scalability area you don't use Web apps as much as I do. I don't care if somebody could make FireFox look exactly like Chrome, what they've done under the hood is reason enough to switch, for me at least.
mathewi · 1 year ago

Totally agree, Jason.
Catto · 1 year ago

Hey Now Mathew,

Here is my post on Chrome http://chriscatto.blogspot.com/2008/09/browsers...

Thx,
Catto