Info: What browser are the fanatics using these days?
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Every time I try Chrome on my iPhone I ditch it because it runs much slower than the native Safari app
Chrome will have issues on a case by case. It varies by machine. Much like everything google produces. I use chrome on my home machines and my desktop at work with no issue. However on my work laptop it freezes on scroll, no matter what I try and I have reloaded the machine several times.
Probably not watching. Just logging your firewall stats and storing them in a database so HR can build a case if your boss wants to fire you.....
A lotta hate on here for IE, and I think a lot that hate is because it's hip to rip on it or because there are a lot of Microsoft haters. Don't get me wrong, 6 & 7 were terrible but it has made significant strides in 8, 9 and 10. Of the big three, Firefox is the one I can no longer tolerate and I wouldn't use anything but FF for years. Chrome is nice too but not without issues and some other big brother concerns.
I primarily use Chrome but use IE nearly as much...and not because I have to. They've simply made it a better browser. Development on newer versions of IE is not the pain it used to be and is even doing some things better now.
IE ain't what is used to be.
I primarily use Chrome but use IE nearly as much...and not because I have to. They've simply made it a better browser. Development on newer versions of IE is not the pain it used to be and is even doing some things better now.
IE ain't what is used to be.
My company blocks access to the internet. I don't like it, but I understand. While at work, you are supposed to be working, not screwing around on the internet. I don't get why so many other companies allow access to all you slackers.
Whoa . . . do you work in a time machine?
It is being supported until Apr 14 by MS.
And coincidentally, we are looking at upgrading to Windows 7 sometime next year...which we will likely run until at least 2020.
Firefox here. Before that, Netscape Navigator and then Netscape Communicator. Never Internet Explorer.
Firefox It is the default browser on Ubuntu which I use at home. At work, my company programs are owned by Microsoft so only IE will work.
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A. I need internet access for my job. I actually have to use three different browsers because certain applications only run in archaic IE, while others only run in Firefox or Chrome. And yes, I've tried to have IT fix that for me.
B. It's been shown that allowing employees access to internet and the ability to do non-work browsing actually makes them more productive.
oh yeah, Chrome at work and Chrome at home. I've used IE, Slimbrowser, and Firefox previously and Chrome wins so far.
nope, better psychological stimulation and rest for your brain. There's a neat infographic in this blog that shows it -
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