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    Chrome, its nice and simple.

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    Chrome's the one for me



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    Firefox is better imo.

    Although Chrome looks better and runs faster.
    i'm out of touch, i'm out of love
    i'll pick you up when you're getting down
    and out of all these things i've done
    i think i love you better now

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    Firefox. I like it because - if I want to make firefox look like IE - Install Glasser, Install Vista-Aero theme, done.

    Safari? Install iFox Metal theme, done. Hide menubar, Adblock Plus, Even google chrome addon that makes firefox look 99% like chrome.

    It's just so customisable, I love it I have an optimiser for it that makes it's memory usage much lower, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iszak View Post
    CS-Dude: Just so you know, the Javascript engine Chrome uses is V8, and a lot of hype I believe was around it.

    As for my opinion on whether you should use Firefox or Chrome, personally from what I read of the release Chrome was designed to target the Internet Explorer group of people and not so much Firefox. But in the end it all comes down to your needs, I want flexibility, security, and speed. Firefox delivers flexibility with add-ons, security to a degree much greater than Internet Explorer, although it does have memory leaks. As for speed I didn't really pay attention, they seemed the same too me, although Google Chrome V8 Javascript engine runs crap with jQuery and selectors compared to Firefox.
    Yea. V8 is the name of the virtual machine chrome are using. I couldn't think of the name at the time of writing Firefox's new JIT compiler still wins out in benchmarking over it though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Boonzeet View Post
    i have an optimiser for it that makes it's memory usage much lower, too.
    Link?

    I use Firefox, never tried Chrome

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