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Originally Posted by Aniki
It's good, but a little difficult to get use to. It took a while before I learned to bookmark pages. The other downsides would be: that no toolbars work on it, so you'll have to do everything the old fashion way. The pop-up blocker ain't good either, then there's the lack of add-ons, and another thing that bugged me was the scrolling speed, it's too fast.
After playing with Chrome for a week, I came to conclusion that it's too soon to switch to it, so I returned to Firefox.
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I noticed that too, very quickly. One thing I also noticed, is when you exit Chrome you can't save it like you can in Firefox. Maybe there's a way to do this, but I haven't found it yet. That's one thing that really bothers me, as I browse with multiple tabs ALWAYS, and sometimes it's really hard to remember what tabs I had open.
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Originally Posted by IamKira
google chrome is the most integrated, best designed web browser out there... it only slightly beats firefox, although you can mod firefox in a lot of ways... hrm.. i'd like to have both, but right now i am running firefox because google has yet to come out with a linux or osx version
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Eek! Not fair for you guys, I'm surprised to hear they haven't come out with a version for linux yet? I like firefox better to be honest (at least, so far), but I don't know what's up with my firefox, it's just not running like it should.