Firefox Market Share Tops 20% Comments
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 5th Nov 2008 |
Comments for Firefox Market Share Tops 20%
ChaosDefinesOrder said on 5th November 2008
Gordon said on 5th November 2008
@ChaosDefinesOrder - "internet and email in one program", hmmmmn - I call that Gmail in a tab ;)
Singularity said on 5th November 2008
That's great news, couldn't agree more: anything but IE. I think Firefox is the best when it comes to customization, but Opera is faster and has a smaller memory footprint (making for better overall system performance, especially when used over a longer time period).
ilovethemonkeyhead said on 5th November 2008
i'd go as far to say the firefox memory problems are still very much there in FF3. example, on my laptop after browsing and downloading files i find using the thing just plain slow
darkspark88 said on 5th November 2008
Along with the crashing, compared to Google Chrome, it's not very fast. Unless you like customisations, there's no reason to use Firefox 3 over IE. I find them nearly just as fast as each other. Chrome leaves both eating dust.
DangerousQ said on 5th November 2008
Another big Opera fan, what can put a few off about Opera is its default starting style, but you really have got to try it, especially since its free. I've used Opera for over 6 years now and wouldn't turn back. It really has so many advantages over any other browser. Web browsing, irc client, torrent client, download manager, email client to name just a few things.
gettinhigh said on 5th November 2008
@Gordon, its not the same thing. ;)
Only when you've experienced the exceptional integration
of technologies accomplished in opera can you appreciate its power.
Williamn said on 5th November 2008
Chrome is faster but it also crashes if you open tabs with too much gusto.
I like both.
baller86 said on 6th November 2008
Chrome is good and fast but it still isn't complete overall, for example I can organize my bookmarks the way I would like
baller86 said on 6th November 2008
I mean I can't organize my bookmarks in Chrome at the moment and it doesn't have RSS support
Joe said on 6th November 2008
My parents wouldn't have found out about Firefox for themselves, but I installed it for them and they wouldn't go back to IE now that I helped them get used to it. People definitely need to push past the 'it's so different' obstacle which I think is the main problem hindering change.
Gordon said on 9th November 2008
@gettinhigh - just combine FF with the gmail add-on ;)
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I still prefer Opera personally - internet and email in one program is rather useful, as is the inability to open annoying pop-up windows!