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Myself and my co-workers use almost exclusively Google Chrome. It's considerably faster than most other browsers, especially Internet Explorer. At Paul Stonier Design, We build a web applications & websites and there is a huge benefit from being able to load javascript files asynchronously. Plus, the Chrome Extension store has all kinds of goodies. Just don't run a ton or they'll eat up your memory.
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Pstonier, what are some of your favorite goodies from the Chrome Extension store?
Jim
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There's the standard Facebook, Tweetdeck, YouTube, Gmail, etc, but then there are things such as the SEOMoz extension for web developers, Google Voice, Angry Birds and BaseCamp Extender.
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Wow, thanks for the quick reply, Pstonier! How do the apps run? Is there any lag or slow down running them from a browser?
Jim
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Many of the "apps" are actually just quick shortcuts to the website, but it makes it convenient. Others work as a layer on top of the normal browser functionality. Tweetdeck is the on that I would be able to compare to running as an application vs in browser and it runs much smoother in the browser than in the application because it doesn't have to rely on Adobe Air that is very buggy and memory intensive. It was my primary reason for switching to Chrome. I haven't looked back since.
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Well that's awesome, I'll have to take a look around Chrome this afternoon when I have some time. Thank you again for the suggestions!
Jim
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I'm a huge fan of chrome. I don't use many of the apps, but the speed and simplicity that is offered by chrome is a huge benefit to me. Just like the google webpage, it is very user friendly does what it needs to do.
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I personally do not care for Google Chrome. It's too cluttered for my taste. I like to keep it simple. I'm a FireFox fan. It does what it's supposed period, no whistles and no bells. It's also as quick asGoogle. I guess it depends on the kind of person you are.
Melinda
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I guess it all depends on the individual, but from my experiences, the general consensus has been that Firefox started off great and is still a very good browser, but over time it's become very bloated as they've added features. If nothing else, it just takes forever to open for me.
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I use both, I'm even using IE on Windows 8 now and then. I guess it just comes down to whatever I'm feeling at the moment.
Happy holidays everyone!
Jim
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