It's familiarity with a product at the end of the day. No one gets any prizes in this thread. If it works for you. . use it![]()
AdBlock+. Makes a fine cuisine out of memory.I thought that Firefox's main drawback was its large memory footprint of ~350MB with 5 tabs open, but then IE7 (!) on our work machines also clock up 350MB with 5 tabs. Not fun when you're working with a prehistoric Pentium 4 spec, but hey, that's the NHS for you lol.
AdBlock+. Makes a fine cuisine out of memory.
I don't understand why anyone uses Internet Explorer when it seems so slow and bloated compared to Firefox and Chrome. That said, I believe IE has been hugely improved recently so it may well be a serious consideratoins again. But anyway, for the purpose of this question, and I know there's others out there, out of Firefox and Chrome which do you prefer, and why?
I was a die hard fan of Chrome up until last week. I liked the idea of syncing with my google account(s). Then they decided to disable user scripts permanently.