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[Irradium]

For those of you that use FF or Chrome, I have a new toy for you, called 'Destroy the Web'.

What it is: a browser-based game that runs on any URL accepted by your browser.
What it does: allows you to destroy parts of the web page you are on.
Why: for fun! :3

Anyway, here's the homepage, things are pretty self-explanatory from there: http://destroytheweb.net/index.php

Have fun! (I certainly did.)

Edited by Russell, 04 June 2012 - 11:28 AM.

[grapes]

This is old.

[Turnip]

>No Opera
Well looks like I can't play this x3

[Elindoril]

>No Opera
Well looks like I can't play this x3

>Opera

You poor thing.

[iargue]

>Opera

You poor thing.

Agreed

[Jewbert]

Old or not, I just discovered it a few minutes ago! I like it!

[Turnip]

>Opera

You poor thing.

Agreed

What, so you guys want me to use Bloatfox or Botnet? x3
(and I personally prefer it over other browsers~)

[iargue]

What, so you guys want me to use Bloatfox or Botnet? x3
(and I personally prefer it over other browsers~)

Chrome ftw.

[Turnip]

Chrome ftw.

But it doesn't have a built in RSS feed reader/web and FTP server/right click -> block content without needing to install adblock/there's some other cool shit too but I don't use it (and it doesn't add bloat), or mouse gestures, or about:config, or tab stacking, and what about customising outside of changing the tab bar's background and "stopping" Google from getting your info? And sure, you can get those in Firefox, but you need an addon for it, and those can add up and cause a loooot of bloat~ Not to mention it apparently still has memory leak issues..

And even though that multiple processes thing is a good idea, Google did a horrible job with it

Edited by Turnip, 06 June 2012 - 11:18 AM.

[Elindoril]

What, so you guys want me to use Bloatfox or Botnet? x3
(and I personally prefer it over other browsers~)

Well, I do use Chrome, but I have nothing against Opera actually, I just like joking about other browsers to spark "discussion".

[Turnip]

Ok well reposting from Skype


[23:56:30] Maureen Turnip: and this ladies and gentlemen is why opera wins the browser wars
[23:56:31] Maureen Turnip:

Edited by Turnip, 06 June 2012 - 03:11 PM.