no 1 no 1 browser i well never stop use it smal lite smode sexy no 1 no 2 no big deell foor me works much beter the explorer=
dont stop use it explorer wel kill your pc
well test on abut 500 pc explorer vs firfox
demm explorer well losseeeeeeeeer big time
load time run time fire fox is beter
Last edited by starforce; 17.02.12 at 21:17.
my mistake, i didn't take netbooks into accountOriginally Posted by anon
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I've been closely following development of Firefox for years and unfortunately I must say future looks less then bright.
I must say I hate good number of people that made top ranks in mozilla team since v2. It's just depressing how many working hours just get wasted by stupid ideas. We have been yelling for mobile firefox long before opera fortified itself at number one, but they went for it like years later. Basically mozilla hired all kind of marketing, design and usability "experts" that look at magazines, TV, and IE for trends, then coders work on that idea for few years and in the end idea gets scraped because trend has changed. Time wasted, devs give up, and then leaders brainstorm something like - let's change version number so it matches chrome, let's change buttons so it match chrome/ie and some other nonsense. Real code work under the hood is still great, but I'm not sure it's so brilliant to outdo competition.
Now that Chrome is open source and available for Android, if Google decides to push conversion of more FF extensions to Chrome, and give more power and freedom into user hands, I would be seriously worried about mozilla.
Last edited by grebetu; 18.02.12 at 18:38.
i wouldn't be too worried about that. google are control freaks. i doubt they will ever allow the users as much freedom as the mozilla products do.
and i have to agree to the rest you said. the development took odd paths every now and then
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Skeptics might think firefox has it's days numbered, but actually it has become such an important founding stone to the web environment that despite it slowing it's growth, it will be a very, very long time until it's actually gone.
Currently I'm using Chrome/Chromium,I can find almost the same popular Firefox's extensions like AdBlock in the Chrome Web Store
The extensions in the case of Chrome are growing and growing...
(even you can find "Angry Birds" LOL)
Last edited by Blocker; 24.03.12 at 17:32.
The lack of noscript in unbearable.The extensions in the case of Chrome are growing and growing...
It's just a URL.You can access it through firefox too.(even you can find "Angry Birds" LOL)
Sadly, so does the browser's memory usage when you install them. Each addon seems to require an additional process.
What's wrong with ScriptNo?
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
I've had experiences when on some sites it doesn't block all the scripts.What's wrong with ScriptNo?
There's also NotScripts... that one didn't work too well in Opera, but Chrome might be different.
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
That's a feature, not a bug. If an add-on decides to go spastic, it won't crash the whole browser (usually). The extra memory usage is a small price to pay for not losing all your tabs because something went haywire.
I'm aware of that. The problem is, my hardware is pretty old, and so the price to pay isn't that small.
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
more recent versions of firefox don't lose the tabs after a crash either
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I have alwyas liked firefox, but lately it seems like it is much slower than it used to be.
Don't Know why but I never liked Firefox and been using chrome.
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