Switched to Chrome
So I've switched back to Chrome for my day-to-day web browsing.
I've tried it before, back when it was still an early Beta, and I didn't consider it stable enough for regular use. But I just reinstalled the latest version, and I have to say that I'm pleasantly surprised. I like it so much that I've returned to using the web interface for GMail rather than a client. After all, that's exactly the sort of thing that Chrome was designed to do. And it does it very well.
I've installed a number of useful extensions, but I don't want to go overboard. Extension bloat was one of the reasons Firefox was performing badly for me (alas, it does not appear that Chrome has a Read It Later extension yet - I am forced (oh noes!) to use a bookmarklet).
So far it handles all of the websites I visit regularly with aplomb. I haven't yet had any kind of a problem. I am impressed.
I've tried it before, back when it was still an early Beta, and I didn't consider it stable enough for regular use. But I just reinstalled the latest version, and I have to say that I'm pleasantly surprised. I like it so much that I've returned to using the web interface for GMail rather than a client. After all, that's exactly the sort of thing that Chrome was designed to do. And it does it very well.
I've installed a number of useful extensions, but I don't want to go overboard. Extension bloat was one of the reasons Firefox was performing badly for me (alas, it does not appear that Chrome has a Read It Later extension yet - I am forced (oh noes!) to use a bookmarklet).
So far it handles all of the websites I visit regularly with aplomb. I haven't yet had any kind of a problem. I am impressed.