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Well I just gave it a spin and two sites I visit a lot didn't load as they should, I admit it's fast but couldn't notice a difference between chrome and firefox so....uninstalled and back to firefox :)
So who is using Chrome?
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Just to give you an idea of the percentage of people using chrome on this site, here are the browser stats for the last 30 days.
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New #16
Actually you have to be careful with those stats as you can present your Browser to show an alternate name. For example using Linux KDE Konqueror you can set it to present itself as IE7 for stat purposes etc. but your stats are a good OOM (Order of Magnitude) result.
You can even tell it to present the OS as Windows.
Still interesting all the same.
Cheers
jimbo
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IE8 is very close to FF3, i would of thought the gap larger.....
i tell you what though i fired up IE the other day & i have to say its far more responsive than FF3, i was shocked at what i had got used too..... though i dont like the tabs
if i wernt so stuck in my ways with FF3 i'd probably switch..
i used chrome for a while but in its infancy it was lacking a few vital options, they may have been addressed now though.
:)SK
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I use Chrome, IE8 and Firefox on a daily basis. I find that each one has its uses and pretty much the first thing I do when I start my PC is open a window of each.
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You could probably use something like untangle to take care of the adds www.untangle.com. <<<<and it is totally FREE. I use it, and it is awesome. It's like seven servers on one machine. I IE8, but I wish they had a speed dial like FF3 does. That speed dial is really kool. One of my co-workers came by my desk, she taught I was watching a bunch of monitors like a security guard, lol.
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