Comments | averzierlia: well, it came to this

averzierlia

well, it came to this

Sep 23, 2011 00:06

I can't deal with firefox anymore. I have no idea what the fuck is wrong with it to cause it to randomly stop responding and making my computer, all of it, slow to a crawl, but I'm not willing to deal with that shit anymore ( Read more... )

that will be all, !discuss, excuse me while i go cry, !by the dread wolf, a bucket for my creys

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pushkin666 September 23 2011, 07:23:19 UTC

I found Firefox to be the most annoying browser despite people raving about it. It kept turning my computer off. I switched to Chrome about a month ago and *touches wood* I haven't had any major problems with it so far. It's much better.

averzierlia September 23 2011, 21:40:43 UTC

I liked it up until I got ninja updated from 3 to a new version.

1lostone September 23 2011, 10:25:29 UTC

I had that problem. It was with the updates that randomly install. Like, my delicious toolbar or whatever. I was so so so sooooooo over it. I am liking Google Chrome a lot. :D

averzierlia September 23 2011, 21:39:42 UTC

Ugh I deleted all my addons and everything and STILL it did it. I'm over it until they stop cranking out random new versions to generate interest.

aryas_zehral September 23 2011, 11:05:58 UTC

oh, have you been having problems with it? Mine keeps getting script errors and then I have to stop them in order to get it to start up... and sometimes its a bit slow but I just figured that was my crappy computer. :S Let me know how you get on with Chrome.

averzierlia September 23 2011, 21:37:43 UTC

I've used it (and Safari) before, but FF was the first browser I used when I realized that IE sucked ass, and it's had a special place in my heart. I feel so bad switching off of it but seriously, we went from 3 to 6 in like, 4 months and there is no fucking way that that isn't the reason for these fucking problems. I'll give it another try when they launch 7, but for now I'll just stick with Chrome.

It's steamlined, and you can import everything you have from another browser, including saved passwords, browsing history, and bookmarks. So it isn't like I had to do something big. And I have delicious again! :D

I'd suggest downloading Chrome and giving it a try, or Safari if you're upset with google. And even if you don't switch to it as your default browser sometimes having more than one browser is a good thing.

aryas_zehral September 23 2011, 23:38:54 UTC

I may download it and have a go. See how it is. :)

dance_the_dance September 23 2011, 18:34:41 UTC

I've always liked Opera the best TBH. :P On my new computer I don't even have anything else.

averzierlia September 23 2011, 21:37:55 UTC

What is this...Opera?

dance_the_dance September 24 2011, 05:26:28 UTC

http://www.opera.com :)
(I guess it has less extra stuff than Firefox and Chrome, but I've used all of them at one point or another and I still like Opera the best. :P)

averzierlia September 24 2011, 05:32:38 UTC

Important question, the last one I have before I try it: Can I import settings (bookmarks, passwords) from another browser?

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