You may be thinking, isn't this Chrome? Nope.
This is a screeny the latest version beta version of firefox.
It looks identical to chrome now but it still has the 200k memory from only 7 tabs open. Chrome is still superior
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Some of their ideas for future additions like Tab Candy look very interesting.
http://www.theregist...efox_tab_candy/
Watch the video there.
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Edited by stellanox, 27 July 2010 - 10:47 AM.
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It looks identical to chrome now but it still has the 200k memory from only 7 tabs open. Chrome is still superior
The only thing I miss from firefox is adblock plus but the chrome extension works alright.
Some of their ideas for future additions like Tab Candy look very interesting.
http://www.theregist...efox_tab_candy/
Watch the video there.
Has Chrome got something like NoScript yet? That's a big deal breaker for me at the moment.
Then FF is coming with JeagerMonkey. They
alreadyhave thefastestslowest JS, but some places cant use the trace methodthats why in tests it comes out slower then other browsers. So FF is taking their JS and when it cant trace it will fall back on thewebkitSpiderMonkey jsso then its guaranteed faster.
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I heard Chrome's ad blocking extensions don't prevent the add from being downloaded, but just prevents it from being displayed. Did they fix that yet?
New in version 2.0: Ads are actually BLOCKED FROM DOWNLOADING now, instead of just being removed after the fact!Note that Chrome doesn't actually support this all the way, so a few resources might still load before AdBlock can get to them, in which case we'll remove those as usual. AdBlock does block resources flawlessly in Safari -- get it at safariadblock.com.
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<br /><br /><br /><br />currently the only thing i like about chrome is the instant translating option, but thats it<br />i'm just also kinda against the whole 'google domination'-thing<br />though i agree with aweroij that it stirs up competition between browsers<br />it's amazing what crap browser IE is! maybe finally bill gates will open his eyes and get a serious update on it, bcz nr9 seems like another proof how ancient IE is as a browser<br />and that with google having a browser, perhaps also the 'common' internet user will try using chrome as a browser instead of IE<br />as a webdesigner, my hate for IE grows stronger daily >.<<br />
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