well then just take the version from my link. it's just chrome but without the spy stuffOriginally Posted by dju
lol, you scared mei will gonna try opera. But one thing i like about chrome is that it saves a lot of space on screen by placing the tabs in the titlebar, on my laptop with 15,4 inch screen it's a bit improvement and i can see a little bit more information that way, but on my desktop 24' i dont care actually where the tabs are
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You changed my mind a bit about chrome actually, but i think that i'll install opera instead of it.well then just take the version from my link. it's just chrome but without the spy stuff
But maybe i'll try SRWare Iron when i'll have more free time :) It's simply not so popular yet. And Google will not popularize it any way
hehe, yeah, maybe google is not so interested in that getting too well knownYou changed my mind a bit about chrome actually, but i think that i'll install opera instead of it.
But maybe i'll try SRWare Iron when i'll have more free time :) It's simply not so popular yet. And Google will not popularize it any way
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The first annoying thing is the fact there's not ad-blocker in chrome, which means Google likes users to see googleads or other advertisments. That's not pretty cool, rather more annoying
FF+Adblock+Noscript+Flashblock(when needed) is the ultimate safe combination. I dont know about opera addons, but there must be similar things in opera too.
they do exist but just like one level below
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So FF is the safest browser known! With all addons ofc. They make life easier :)
right now i'd say so
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Anyway i dont use FF for serious stuff like bank logins etc, just because then noscript is blocking too much. Sometimes it's annoying that noscript blocks something that shouldn't be blocked, but that's the only way to stay safe :)
But adblock works well and doesnt allow any pop-ups come up ever
Last edited by dju; 01.08.10 at 13:06.
you know you can allow things by url?
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Yeah, sure! Sometimes one url redirects to an other one and then you need to unblock it again... It's better in my opinion to view important web sites with a browser clean of any blocking software and it's better to view untrusted web pages with some extra security enabled.
By the way i was able to get 64bit flash player working on firefox, i was unable to do it on any other browser on linux.
Last edited by dju; 01.08.10 at 14:04.
normally it dösn't hurt to have some elements blocked. if your banking site is clean there's not more than 1 or 2 urls to allow
nice and what advantages dös the 64bit flash have?By the way i was able to get 64bit flash player working on firefox, i was unable to do it on any other browser on linux.
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Well actually it runs noticeably faster on linux, i suppose it does the same on windows. It consumes less cpu and works much more better :)
Only thing... adobe suspended x64 flash project, because there were some security issues with it, so currently it's not available officially, but you can still get it on the net :)
By the way mozilla should release a native version of x64 firefox, they are planning to do it for a while and i think they should do it in Firefox 4.
I was able to play some flash games without lags since i updated to flash 10.0 x64 version, there is 10.1 x86 available, but it has a loss in performance...
Last edited by dju; 01.08.10 at 14:14.
check the nightlies
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Yeah, i see...
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.or...zilla-central/
All versions are available there, even x64 betas :)
I've tried beta 1 x86 on both windows and ubuntu, i'll take a loot at beta 3 x64 for sure and i'm doing it right now :)
that's the address:
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.or...y/latest-trunk
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