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Has anyone else played around with Chrome yet, installed it last night and I really like it...the thing I like most is when you increase the text size it does not overlap the end of the screen..it stays fit to width cool10.gif

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Not yet. Still have IE7 and do most of my web surfing with FireFox. ;)

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I'm on Chrome since one week. I was getting nuts with the speed of windowz net... The machine was really taking coffee breaks on loadings:X
I tried Firefox and it was better: Still getting a bit slow sometimes:?
So I tried Chrome:WHAOOOOO!!!!yahoo.gif Now, I got no more problems waiting for any loading of sites or busy pagesyourock.gif
This Chrome set the butt of the Fox in Fire and blow the door of Mr Gates!!subtlelaugh.gif

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I have been using it for a couple months,

I have found that it is stable and ultra fast, as fast as I blink the page is loaded

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So if I decide to download it, is there any reason I should get rid of IE? I just want to make sure everything works properly before I do so, and I want to make sure there's no reason I shouldn't be able to have both available.

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I've been using chrome on and off in concert with IE. 3T works a lot better for me using IE but I will say Chrome is quick and stable. And also easy to use. Been using it a lot for Facebook and my Mafia Wars addiction.

I don't see any need to try and get rid of IE though I don't think you can ever really get rid of IE on a windows box... kinda like AOL that way.;)

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I've had similar experience with it...without a doubt much faster than IE or FF...no need to get rid of IE, like Pax said, not even sure you can...i have all three on all my machines now

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I tried Chrome but it didn't seem intuitive at all.  I couldn't find my list of favorites, tools, or other features that seemed lost?  I might try it again, based on what everyone is saying about speed loading pages.

Anything I should know about where my favorites are?

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Montauk wrote: I tried Chrome but it didn't seem intuitive at all.  I couldn't find my list of favorites, tools, or other features that seemed lost?  I might try it again, based on what everyone is saying about speed loading pages.

Anything I should know about where my favorites are?

Upper right hand side of the page in a folder looking icon called "Other Bookmarks".

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Obviously, y'all have not tried the customer release version of IE8...stable and quick.

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KenC wrote: Obviously, y'all have not tried the customer release version of IE8...stable and quick.
Been thinking of upgrading to it on the other computer to check it out. I know the beta was buggy like crazy. So have been holding off a bit to see. :cool:

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Skipdawg wrote: KenC wrote: Obviously, y'all have not tried the customer release version of IE8...stable and quick.
Been thinking of upgrading to it on the other computer to check it out. I know the beta was buggy like crazy. So have been holding off a bit to see. :cool:
                                                                                       
 

Yeh...the Beta version was very buggy, removed it after a couple of hours, but have been running the CR for about 5 weeks without problem...also downloaded for each of my boy's computers.  

I'm not sure why everybody feels the need to attack Bill Gates.  No one has done more for personal computing than he has, including investing $150 Million in Apple to keep them out of bankruptcy.  Like it or not, MS operating systems power 94% of the market...and while Apple has seen a 16% decline in computer sales since last October, the PC platform has seen a 22% increase.

While Firefox is used by quite a few, Chrome usage is less than 4% of the PC users.

If there is a better OS than Microsoft that will make the PC platform run better, then why has virtually everything else failed to storm the market?  OS2 went nowhere, Xenix and Linux are failures and even the highly touted, absolutely free, Ubunto is going nowhere.

If Apple/Macintosh is so great, then why haven't they developed an OS for the PC platform?...instead they are building their computers to run the Microsoft operating systems...go figure!

 

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I hear ya Ken and agree. I've played with the OS2Warp, Linux and Mac and always came back to Windows. Fairly sold for 15 years now. :)

Just installed IE8 on the other computer and all went smooth as silk. Run it on a test drive with some sites and if all is good will install on this one in the morning so far I like the feel rather well. ;)

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I've been running IE8 lately, enjoying it now that I'm used to it. I tried Chrome, but honestly didn't notice much difference. The main reason that I tried it was Facebook. It's the one site that runs slowly on my laptop, especially when I'm using the Mobwars application. I think it's more of a limitation of my laptop, as it's about 4 years old and the page runs quickly on our 1 year old desktop.

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Skipdawg wrote: I hear ya Ken and agree. I've played with the OS2Warp, Linux and Mac and always came back to Windows. Fairly sold for 15 years now. :)

Just installed IE8 on the other computer and all went smooth as silk. Run it on a test drive with some sites and if all is good will install on this one in the morning so far I like the feel rather well. ;)

MAC...like a PC but owned by a cult of "cool" people!!!!subtlelaugh.gifsubtlelaugh.gifsubtlelaugh.gif  Actually, I have nothing against Apple/Mac...they may be better technology; they may not be...what I do know is that 94% of the world uses PC so that is the environment I want to be in.  There IS a reason that almost all of the Fortune 500 companies use the PC platform as opposed to MAC...it's called "risk/reward".

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I looked at Chrome and it was OK but went with IE8 on both computers now. Dose seem to be responding faster and noticeably better performance. ;)


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