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Off-Topic => Chatterbox => Topic started by: Shield on July 11, 2013, 08:31:12 PM
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My browser (Rockmelt) is retiring by 31st July and I need a new one. The following browsers are completely out of the question:
Google Chrome: Lags for me
Firefox: My dad uses it for his business work, and I think it has the same issues as Google Chrome
So, do you guys have a better alternative?
And no, I will not take Internet Explorer for an answer.
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Safari?
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If both Chrome and Firefox lag, then I suspect it's more to do with your PC or internet connection.
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Netscape
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If both Chrome and Firefox lag, then I suspect it's more to do with your PC or internet connection.
Firefox and Google only lag when I watch videos.
And Firefox looks... off
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Safari is terrible, I heard Opera is bad, but I heard Netscape and CometBird are good obscure browsers.
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If both Chrome and Firefox lag, then I suspect it's more to do with your PC or internet connection.
Firefox and Google only lag when I watch videos.
It's not the browser lol.
Also why will you not take Internet Explorer as an answer?
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If both Chrome and Firefox lag, then I suspect it's more to do with your PC or internet connection.
Firefox and Google only lag when I watch videos.
Also why will you not take Internet Explorer as an answer?
He obviously doesn't like IE.
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Because he's clearly no explorer.
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you do know rockmelt is built off of chrome
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what antivir program do you use?
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you do know rockmelt is built off of chrome
Yes, but for whatever reason Rockmelt runs better, faster.
what antivir program do you use?
It's Chinese. That's all I know.
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what antivir program do you use?
It's Chinese. That's all I know.
Are you sure that anti-virus is not allowing virus instead of stopping them? A large amount of malwares will not only slow your PC down but will also affect the browsers a lot (personal experience).
Also IE has improved a lot lately. It can rival with Firefox.
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what antivir program do you use?
It's Chinese. That's all I know.
Are you sure that anti-virus is not allowing virus instead of stopping them? A large amount of malwares will not only slow your PC down but will also affect the browsers a lot (personal experience).
Also IE has improved a lot lately. It can rival with Firefox.
I don't know. That might be the case.
IE rivaling Firefox? Hmm, I might just check it out...
But for now, I shall wait 'till the 28th before I make my decision. Maybe the Rockmelt team will decide to continue running it, after all, so far the feedback has been mostly positive.
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IE rivaling Firefox? Hmm, I might just check it out...
It doesn't have that many features and add-on capabilities as Firefox but in terms of security and network speed it's definitely going somewhere.