But ie is still worse . To many security holes and opporotunities for drive by downloads. My friend used to get viruses all the time when he used ie, not once with Firefox. I've only gotten one virus which was packaged with a fake gimp download, and I use Firefox. Every computer I see that uses ie is at least slightly infected, except school computers (sometimes) that block everything.
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I prefer chrome after Firefox though, but Firefox has better plugins/addons, UI, and features. Chrome is faster and more secure than ie, and I don't like the safari layout AT ALL, and it's slower than chrome and Firefox. Id say Firefox, then chrome, then ie and safari
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Safari is faster than Firefox and Chrome because it uses the WebKit engine.
And you should never download software from places other than their official website.
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...Chrome uses WebKit...
...and a modified version by Google, which supports more web standards and is faster...
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Chrome is better but I've become accustomed to Firefox.
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jji7skyline wrote:
Safari is faster than Firefox and Chrome because it uses the WebKit engine.
And you should never download software from places other than their official website.
That's a good rule to follow, but not strictly.
And yeah, Chrome uses webkit. ;o
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transparent wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Safari is faster than Firefox and Chrome because it uses the WebKit engine.
And you should never download software from places other than their official website.That's a good rule to follow, but not strictly.
And yeah, Chrome uses webkit. ;o
Actually Chrome is based on the open-source Chromium which is based on WebKit.
Confusing, eh?
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Sorry, I meant safari is as fast as chrome, because they both use webkit.
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whizzer wrote:
transparent wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Safari is faster than Firefox and Chrome because it uses the WebKit engine.
And you should never download software from places other than their official website.That's a good rule to follow, but not strictly.
And yeah, Chrome uses webkit. ;oActually Chrome is based on the open-source Chromium which is based on WebKit.
Confusing, eh?
no it isn't confusing
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jukyter wrote:
whizzer wrote:
transparent wrote:
That's a good rule to follow, but not strictly.
And yeah, Chrome uses webkit. ;oActually Chrome is based on the open-source Chromium which is based on WebKit.
Confusing, eh?no it isn't confusing
nope and i use Safari on my mac, IE (unfortunately) at school - actually works very well
and firefox everywhere else - i only use chrome for Testing websites
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if you are reading this I posted this using chrome
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jji7skyline wrote:
Sorry, I meant safari is as fast as chrome, because they both use webkit.
But that's still not true, because Google's modified version of WebKit has been optimised for speed.
Chrome is, on Windows at least, faster than Safari.
I have no idea about Macs. Safari isn't even made for Windows anymore, and it was never made for Linux, so it's a bit of an unfair comparison considering Chrome's Mac version is less stable than its Windows one.
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Um, what happened? I tried googling something and this came up:
This is probably not the site you are looking for!
You attempted to reach www.google.com, but instead you actually reached a server identifying itself as www.apple.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration on the server or by something more serious. An attacker on your network could be trying to get you to visit a fake (and potentially harmful) version of www.google.com.
You cannot proceed because the website operator has requested heightened security for this domain.
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whizzer wrote:
transparent wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Safari is faster than Firefox and Chrome because it uses the WebKit engine.
And you should never download software from places other than their official website.That's a good rule to follow, but not strictly.
And yeah, Chrome uses webkit. ;oActually Chrome is based on the open-source Chromium which is based on WebKit.
Confusing, eh?
I always thought chromium was based off chrome
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jukyter wrote:
Instagram wrote:
scratchisthebest wrote:
My school finally came to it's senses and installed Chrome on all the computers in the library.
So I would look at other peoples computers and they were "using" IE (hint: you can't *use* it, you can only yell at it for being stoopid), with toolbars being a total of six inches tall and like 40% of the screen for browsing space
And I was like NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Y U NO USE 1NT0RNET BROWSER
A REAL ONE
WHYYYYYY
And better yet, they were complaining it's slow!! Right on cue!lol. I wish my school would get it, We're stuck w/ Forefox and IE And Im like What? Seriously!
i hate forefox too
Nobody likes Forefox.
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GameHutSoftware wrote:
jukyter wrote:
Instagram wrote:
lol. I wish my school would get it, We're stuck w/ Forefox and IE And Im like What? Seriously!
i hate forefox too
Nobody likes Forefox.
I like it, I just prefer Chrome. Although sometimes I do have problems on the Scratch website with Google Chrome.
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CN12 wrote:
GameHutSoftware wrote:
jukyter wrote:
i hate forefox too
Nobody likes Forefox.
I like it, I just prefer Chrome. Although sometimes I do have problems on the Scratch website with Google Chrome.
They're talking about Forefox, which happens to not be a thing
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PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
You're not going to be able to have a chat about Chrome without arguments, and even if you can make it so nobody argues there's really nothing to talk about on the subject of Chrome.
^^ That's right...
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I like Chrome.
No argument in that!
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Mokat wrote:
I use Firefox.
I use Chrome.
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