I've been using Firefox for many years. Love it. My daughter talked me into giving Chrome a try it seems good though it might prove to be another answerMug and I'll be back to the Fox again.
Google Chrome because i like it the best and i like how all of my bookmarks, passwords, extensions, notes, documents etc.. are synced to my account.. i like how snappy it feels too. i haven't used any other browser since the summer of 2010 and i dumped Windows for Chrome OS in 2012 when chromebooks finally came to Canada.
Thanks, Skunky. I certainly don't want to drop Windows but Chrome is a very good browser. Whether it's as good as Firefox (my old favourite) I haven't decided yet, but figured it was time to try it out. So far it seems very good.
Chromebooks are getting android apps within the next couple of month (most already can run them in the Dev Channel) which means, you can run other browsers like Firefox, and will be able to use Microsoft Office and a million other apps (offline of course). chrome os is transitioning into a traditional OS like Mac and Windows. Its my personal belief that there are no better or worse browser- its just about personal preference. every individual has a best for them (i'd never sit here and argue with a Firefox user over it). Originally, from the beginning of 2007 (when i bought my first computer) until the summer of 2010- Firefox was my fave browser.
I use Google Chrome mainly and Firefox is my back-up. Never much mess with the Edge as some sites don't support it well. Chrome works best for my Slitherine Forum and downloads beta-test games quicker than Firefox. But I still use Firefox here and there.
Thanks, Rooster. I've been enjoying Chrome but have only used it for a couple of days. It's hard to beat the Fox and I might return to it but not till I've given Chrome a fair turn.
I use MS Edge, as I don't do much on the internet and when I got windows 10 it was there. Long ago I used Netscape, but lost it through the years and changes in computers.
Edge has improved a lot but Microsoft got so far behind with their browser that it's still playing catch-up. It's not bad now but doesn't perform on some sites.
Netscape? Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.
I use Google because that's what is on my Galaxy and it's my only source of internet. It also has Chrome but I just never went through the process of setting it up. I never had any trouble with Google.
I primarily use Google Chrome on my PC. Every account I have is attached to Google in some way so it makes it so much more convenient to use a Google product. For my mobile device, I've been using Firefox. That's mostly because the Mobile Chrome doesn't work properly at the moment it seems.
Google Chrome because i like it the best and i like how all of my bookmarks, passwords, extensions, notes, documents etc.. are synced to my account.. I like how snappy it feels too so i haven't used any other browser since the summer of 2010 and i dumped Windows for Chrome OS in 2012 when chromebooks finally came to Canada.
I use Firefox. It's worked the best for me out of all others. MS Edge is wonky and has it's limits.
I've been using Firefox for many years. Love it. My daughter talked me into giving Chrome a try it seems good though it might prove to be another answerMug and I'll be back to the Fox again.
Google Chrome because i like it the best and i like how all of my bookmarks, passwords, extensions, notes, documents etc.. are synced to my account.. i like how snappy it feels too. i haven't used any other browser since the summer of 2010 and i dumped Windows for Chrome OS in 2012 when chromebooks finally came to Canada.
Thanks, Skunky. I certainly don't want to drop Windows but Chrome is a very good browser. Whether it's as good as Firefox (my old favourite) I haven't decided yet, but figured it was time to try it out. So far it seems very good.
Chromebooks are getting android apps within the next couple of month (most already can run them in the Dev Channel) which means, you can run other browsers like Firefox, and will be able to use Microsoft Office and a million other apps (offline of course). chrome os is transitioning into a traditional OS like Mac and Windows. Its my personal belief that there are no better or worse browser- its just about personal preference. every individual has a best for them (i'd never sit here and argue with a Firefox user over it). Originally, from the beginning of 2007 (when i bought my first computer) until the summer of 2010- Firefox was my fave browser.
I use Google Chrome mainly and Firefox is my back-up. Never much mess with the Edge as some sites don't support it well. Chrome works best for my Slitherine Forum and downloads beta-test games quicker than Firefox. But I still use Firefox here and there.
Thanks, Rooster. I've been enjoying Chrome but have only used it for a couple of days. It's hard to beat the Fox and I might return to it but not till I've given Chrome a fair turn.
I use MS Edge, as I don't do much on the internet and when I got windows 10 it was there. Long ago I used Netscape, but lost it through the years and changes in computers.
Edge has improved a lot but Microsoft got so far behind with their browser that it's still playing catch-up. It's not bad now but doesn't perform on some sites.
Netscape? Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.
guess they ran into problems, AOL bought them in 98, and quit supporting the netscape naviagator in 2008
I am also using Firefox.
Vive le renard!
Lol = MDR
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http://www.jdlf.com/lesfables/livrei/lecorbeauetlerenard
Renaud - Docteur Renaud Mister Renard
http://thebrainpolice.blogspot.ch/2011/07/doctor-renaud-mister-renard.html
That was beautiful, Marianne and the forest is lovely. We don't have that kind of forest in Australia. Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome, Didge.
Here's some more info:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Trees_of_Europe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flora_of_the_Alps
(unfortunately, most of the articles and lists of Alpine vegetation have not (yet) been translated in English)
Another video of the Alpine fauna:
Natural forest Finges / Pfyn:
I love the "Hey Google" function. Sometimes when I use it Mrs Didge's Galaxy pics up my voice as well and I get both phones answering in a duet.
LOL!
I primarily use Google Chrome on my PC. Every account I have is attached to Google in some way so it makes it so much more convenient to use a Google product. For my mobile device, I've been using Firefox. That's mostly because the Mobile Chrome doesn't work properly at the moment it seems.
Didn't know about the mobile problem. Thanks, Corey
It's not any major problems just too many annoyances for me to want to use it as my primary.
Firefox.
Google Chrome because i like it the best and i like how all of my bookmarks, passwords, extensions, notes, documents etc.. are synced to my account.. I like how snappy it feels too so i haven't used any other browser since the summer of 2010 and i dumped Windows for Chrome OS in 2012 when chromebooks finally came to Canada.
I prefer Mozilla Firefox. I also use Yandex, Opera and Google Chrome.