Just made the move from IE...

Marky said:
Yeah I'm so glad I moved away from IE - So slow in comparison to others.
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I don't use a stopwatch to measure the speed maybe you could show a few timings. ;) This speed business is all very subjective.

Maybe we should carry on this discussion in here.
 
simulatorman said:
I don't use a stopwatch to measure the speed maybe you could show a few timings. ;) This speed business is all very subjective.

Maybe we should carry on this discussion in here.
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As in my original post, for me, I've found it to be significantly faster thus I made a thread :p

I just loaded up Met Office on IE and it took 5 secs. I just loaded it up on Chrome and it took sub 1 sec, it was instant.

I just loaded up Hotmail on IE it took 7 seconds. Just loaded it on Chrome and it was pretty much the same as above.
 
TS7 said:
As in my original post, for me, I've found it to be significantly faster thus I made a thread :p

I just loaded up Met Office on IE and it took 5 secs. I just loaded it up on Chrome and it took sub 1 sec, it was instant.

I just loaded up Hotmail on IE it took 7 seconds. Just loaded it on Chrome and it was pretty much the same as above.
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What are your computer specs? I use Chrome and IE8 side by side and for me they are as quick as each other. I know objectively Chrome is faster, but I'd be hard pushed perceiving any difference.

It might be worth disabling any unwanted plugins for IE.
 
I prefer Firefox because I tried to get used to the way Chrome manages bookmarks and if you don't want a bookmark bar there isn't a simple "Bookmarks" button you can push to bring down a list of bookmarks. Why do you have to go into the menu to open it?

I don't want a bookmarks bar as the whole point in Chrome was to be streamlined so why did they not just include a simple button that you could click rather than doing multiple clicks to open the bookmarks window?
 
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