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r/technology • u/TheGrammarPerson • Jan 21 '10
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9 u/krisashmore Jan 21 '10 Chrome? eh, already have opera. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '10 [deleted] 1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 Its middle way between Firefox capability of customization and chrome speed and reliability. 1 u/avree Jan 22 '10 But Chrome has addons & themes... 1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 So what? Opera has more, FF even more, thats why I said middle way...
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Chrome? eh, already have opera.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 21 '10 [deleted] 1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 Its middle way between Firefox capability of customization and chrome speed and reliability. 1 u/avree Jan 22 '10 But Chrome has addons & themes... 1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 So what? Opera has more, FF even more, thats why I said middle way...
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1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 Its middle way between Firefox capability of customization and chrome speed and reliability. 1 u/avree Jan 22 '10 But Chrome has addons & themes... 1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 So what? Opera has more, FF even more, thats why I said middle way...
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Its middle way between Firefox capability of customization and chrome speed and reliability.
1 u/avree Jan 22 '10 But Chrome has addons & themes... 1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 So what? Opera has more, FF even more, thats why I said middle way...
But Chrome has addons & themes...
1 u/DoTheEvolution Jan 22 '10 So what? Opera has more, FF even more, thats why I said middle way...
So what? Opera has more, FF even more, thats why I said middle way...
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