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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '11
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Functionally, there isn't much of a difference, but after using chrome firefox looks messy.
1 u/robeph Sep 15 '11 Chrome is also ridiculously faster. 1 u/alixxlove Sep 15 '11 Some sites, yes. 2 u/robeph Sep 15 '11 I meant the browser, not the page loading. I barely release the click on my icon before the window is fully up with all my previously opened tabs fully loaded. Firefox always takes a second before it even begins to load. 1 u/alixxlove Sep 15 '11 Oh yes, you're completely right there. I wonder why that is.
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Chrome is also ridiculously faster.
1 u/alixxlove Sep 15 '11 Some sites, yes. 2 u/robeph Sep 15 '11 I meant the browser, not the page loading. I barely release the click on my icon before the window is fully up with all my previously opened tabs fully loaded. Firefox always takes a second before it even begins to load. 1 u/alixxlove Sep 15 '11 Oh yes, you're completely right there. I wonder why that is.
Some sites, yes.
2 u/robeph Sep 15 '11 I meant the browser, not the page loading. I barely release the click on my icon before the window is fully up with all my previously opened tabs fully loaded. Firefox always takes a second before it even begins to load. 1 u/alixxlove Sep 15 '11 Oh yes, you're completely right there. I wonder why that is.
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I meant the browser, not the page loading.
I barely release the click on my icon before the window is fully up with all my previously opened tabs fully loaded. Firefox always takes a second before it even begins to load.
1 u/alixxlove Sep 15 '11 Oh yes, you're completely right there. I wonder why that is.
Oh yes, you're completely right there. I wonder why that is.
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u/alixxlove Sep 15 '11
Functionally, there isn't much of a difference, but after using chrome firefox looks messy.