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11th June 2013, 15:08 | #21 |
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Firefox Mozilla is indeed a resource hog, and since the last update it is slower. It also crashed several times for me which messed up my downloads. And it has happened to lots of people I know using it. It used to be so fast and stable. I actually took it out waited a week or two then reinstalled it. I use internet explorer 10 now as my primary web browse. I use Mozilla for some websites and have used Google Chrome in the past with no problem.
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The trouble is, that there are still a great many users with older systems, and it is they who stand to lose the most from all the various updates since their machines cannot cope. My machine is at the lower end of the spectrum (in Mac terms), but I beefed it up with 16gb of Ram and it can pretty much handle anything that I throw at it. It is an unfortunate fact that machines become virtually obsolete after 5 years, and I for one would like to see all major software companies still produce updates for people running older systems, rather than effectively excluding them from the party.
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