I could never gain interest in Chrome. Needed something with a little more liquid:
http://i.imgur.com/38flY5j.png
So, is Sega-16 also dominated by Chrome users?
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I could never gain interest in Chrome. Needed something with a little more liquid:
http://i.imgur.com/38flY5j.png
So, is Sega-16 also dominated by Chrome users?
Seamonkey user here.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...1.png~original
I learn a new browser everyday.
I'm a Linux user, so its IE for me!
A combo of both firefox and Yandex, but since I doubt anyone else will post yandex here it is:
http://i.imgur.com/QwJLUnl.png
Opera is second favorite browser.Quote:
Originally Posted by TmEE
Though I'm wondering what the hell you did to your OS.
Never seen that type of taskbar.
I run Firefox for My ebay but I have had to play with it a lot with about:config settings to make it acceptable. Its just keeps getting crappier and crappier. I use Chrome from time to time. It feels much faster but it's screwy when I try to write my Ebay listings. However I have been playing with its settings now with the chrome://flags and it really runs like lightning.
Win98SE + Revolutions Pack 9.7.2Quote:
Originally Posted by azonicrider
In win7 I think you can configure the taskbar to be similar, large icons+text rather than just icons or small icons+text.
I use Firefox on Linux & Chrome on OSX
I use multiple browsers at home and at work. As far as viewing Sega 16 it is Firefox at work and Palemoon at home. My total use is this:
Work: Firefox, IE9, Hcon STF (Iron)
Home: Palemoon, IE9, Chrome
I do have TOR on both PCs but I rarely use it.
See, Seamonkey is basically Netscape Communicator, in it's original source code.. :P Has the mail, composer, address book, etc.. Still all functional, haha.
There's no ideal option for browsers. It's either a leaky mess (fartfox), or a massive backdoor (chroak), or an altogether relic (Internet exposer). Sort of like people really, they all suck on different levels.
This is another view of my Seamonkey setup. I have the mail part setup with PGP so if I need to encrypt my mail I can.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...9.png~original
I'm old school as hell because I still use Firefox. Used to think I was winning with Opera back in the day, but it omnomnom'ed resources like a mother.
I use the Dreamcast Web Browser, which stops the NSA from spying on me.
You serious?Quote:
Originally Posted by TmEE
That OS can only hold 512MB of RAM. That must really put a hit on your day-to-day progress.
You're still a soldier nonetheless.
"Sure" ;) if only the DC could stop any deep packet analysis system from looking into packet details.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottino
Chrome is the browser i use as it syncs across my phone /tablets
This might sound crazy but I absolutely was mad for IE6.0 back in the day. If only I could re-skin a modern browser to be like it.
Every time you google for big Brazilian butts the NSRA logs your IP adress and location.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottino
Eh, that's a myth. There's been a patch for a long time that fixes that.Quote:
Originally Posted by azonicrider
Everytime...Quote:
Originally Posted by NeoVamp
Attachment 7551
Put the hair down, then I'd tap that!
Evildragon already noted there's a patch, and even without a patch there's 1GB ceiling, and when the OS only uses up couple tens of MBytes of it as opposed to hundreds like modern OSes, there's a lot more resource to user programs than it seems on the first glance. Plus everything is instant, no kind of latencies etc. Just instant.Quote:
Originally Posted by azonicrider
Repped!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottino
But still, you kinda put me to shameQuote:
Originally Posted by TmEE
like I thought I was a soldier, for using Windows XP in 2011.
Ahem, I have a computer on the internet, that's from the 80's. I still use it too.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...2.jpg~original
Yea I was thinking of getting a Commodore 64. My main concern, is if it will accept my USB D-link stick. I'd hate to run an Ethernet cable, all the way downstairs.
Yea um, no. lmao!!
But I can run Wifi on that old 80's IBM. ;)
At the time of this post: (it's updated a lot)
Microsoft Internet Explorer 10.0.9200.16660 (Update: 10.0.8) (32-bit/64-bit)
Mozilla Firefox 23.0.1
Google Chrome 29.0.1547.57 m
Jeez what is with these browser numberings? Chrome at 29? Firefox at 23? Damn. And my Seamonkey is at 2.20.
Its funny, because these are the browsers oldest to newest: I.E. 1995 > Firefox 2004 > Chrome 2008Quote:
Originally Posted by evildragon
and their addressed numbers: I.E. 10 > Firefox 23 > Chrome 29
And Seamonkey, based on the source code for Netscape Communicator 4, is at version 2.20..
(I don't reference Mozilla Suite, because Seamonkey basically is a "take over" of that, and I'm not sure it made it past version 1).
Quote:
Originally Posted by azonicrider
Firefox for me. Switched to it from the archaic internet explorer many years ago, and never looked back.
Heard good things about Chrome, but never had a problem with firefox to bother switching over.
Firefox.
Simply because I've been using it since it was called Firebird.
Looking up Duran Duran videos on Youtube must be pretty sweet on that rig!Quote:
Originally Posted by evildragon
Pfft, why bother when you have ASCII Thriller?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rusty Venture
Ok seriously though, I do have ASCII Star Wars Episode 4 on this thing.
Chrome is faster. But maybe they sacrifice stuff to make it happen. The browser itself, seems very bland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saturn Fan
This doesn't really mean much, because Chrome is right behind them, but whatever:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/08...ser_stability/
Safari and Firefox; one of these usually gets the job done.
I have to use Explorer at work, but have Firefox there as well as Explorer is wonky.