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Lonewolf · 8th June 2013, 23:30

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Originally Posted by Denice12

hmm I do think 10 seconds sounds VERY slow ... mine is between 1.40-1.70 and I did nothing to improve it.

Depends... I have 39 add-ons and 9 plug-ins and a unique theme, so I can't be too disappointed.

carbon8 · 9th June 2013, 00:36

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Originally Posted by Lonewolf

Depends... I have 39 add-ons and 9 plug-ins and a unique theme, so I can't be too disappointed.

Wow!!!!!

Is this a browser or an operating system?

I switched lately to palemoon, a stripped FF with only 3 security related add-ons (noscript, adblock, betterprivacy). I want to have my browser open in less than a second.
Time is money and I don't want to waste it for any browser of this world.

supermonk · 9th June 2013, 00:57

All known browsers are being tweaked for many new features; speed is not the only reason for frequent upgrades.

Lonewolf · 9th June 2013, 01:46

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Originally Posted by carbon8

Wow!!!!!

Is this a browser or an operating system?

A few I use for modding* here (and elsewhere), some are security-related, and the rest are more for convenience than anything else. I just went through and got down to 34:

Adblock Plus
All-in-One Sidebar
BrowserProtect
Cleanest Addon manager
*Copy Links
Download Statusbar
DownloadHelper
ForecastFox
Ghostery
Google Image Help
Google Shortcuts
*GreaseMonkey
Memory Fox
Memory Restart
Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant
NoScript
NoSquint
Open Bookmarks in New Tab
Open Link in New Tab
Preloader (for Firefox)
*QuickFox Notes
RemonderFox
Right Links
Save Image in Folder
*Snap Links Plus
Speed DNS
Suspend Background Tabs
*Tab Mix Plus
Tabs Always in Titlebar
text/plain
TV-Fox
Tweak Network
WOT
Yoono

SexyCrossDresser · 9th June 2013, 03:45

Google Chrome; fast and lean. IMO, runs more efficiently than Firefox and doesn't feel clunky. I was an avid Firefox user pre-Chrome and did have trouble switching initially but now hate even opening Firefox, but alas cross-browsing issues still arise in the world of web development.

I use Google all the time so being able to search anything direct from the address bar very easily is perfect for me. Plus when there is an update, Chrome has a little icon notifying you and doesn't force you to stop browsing like Firefox does.

I urge anyone who continues to use Firefox and hasn't really given Chrome a go to put it through the motions. Some may still not like it but users who are minimalists and prefer fast browsing over anything else will certainly see the benefits.

Good luck

SCD

bigbadbryce · 9th June 2013, 04:25

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Originally Posted by Dylang51

Is anyone else having a problem with Firefox lately. I've been using it for years but in the last month or so, whenever the last big update was, it just runs like shit.

It crashes all the time, it stalls, I can barely type a sentence without it hesitating. I've swapped back to internet explorer and it runs like a freaking dream! Perfect, which is great because for a couple weeks I thought I had a virus but everything runs fine as long as I don't use Firefox.

Seriously, what's up with this?

I have Firefox 21.0 for Windows frunning on a Vista Machine and have recently made it my default browser having been tired out by the frequent need to reset Internet Explorer back to default settings and the need to re-establish my preferences each time.

I now have Firefox running 99% faultlessly across 3 platforms - Windows, Linux and Android and keep scratching my head why Microsoft find this so difficult now with Internet Explorer... to the point that I am not even bothered by their latest incarnation IE 10.0 - I mean I really no longer care anymore with IE.

One issue I did have with the Windows version was with javascript, however I cleaned out all traces of java, including the detriss left behind by older versions, ccleaner was excellent at cleaning this out together with another tool called JavaRa, an excellent java cleaning tool. A fresh install of Java Runtime has done the trick for me anyway. (I never rely upon the bog standard uninstalls anyway, and always clean the Windows registry with Ccleaner - you can always save before effecting any changes).

I tried Chrome (for Windows) about a year back and found it not a good performer for reasons I can't remember except it kept making changes favouring google, Facebook and Twitter, making me suspicious about the privacy settings.. At least with Firefox I have better control over my privacy, cache and cookie handling etc. imho. Chrome may be a better option for some people, but I hate it on my Android smartphone preferring the control I have with the Firefox Android version.

Cheers & beers

9th June 2013, 05:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by carbon8

I want to have my browser open in less than a second.
Time is money and I don't want to waste it for any browser of this world.

Well, if you're like the rest of us and sitting on your ass watching or uploading porn,
then you're really not "wasting" anything...you're just spoiled.
If you are a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, then I apologize.

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Originally Posted by Lonewolf

NoSquint

The eyes are always the first to go, aren't they..?

Quote:

Originally Posted by SexyCrossDresser

I use Google all the time so being able to search anything direct from the address bar very easily is perfect for me.

Short of no add-on toys, the "Omni bar" is the feature I like least in Chrome.
I like my url bar on this side <--- and my search engine on that side -->.
Not to pick on Google, I also hate the new combo History/Downloads on FF as well.

Tech people, please quit fu*king around with my browser trying to reinvent it every three months.

Soon2BFit · 9th June 2013, 09:47

Firefox was fine back in the day but now it's the worst browser for memory. It's such a memory hog that even 1 tab open can run 200M of memory just idle. Heaven forbid if I open multiple tabs at once

SexyCrossDresser · 9th June 2013, 10:03

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Originally Posted by thefrostqueen

Tech people, please quit fu*king around with my browser trying to reinvent it every three months.

So really they should make a browser where you design the interface. Easily of course, just a simple drop & drag interface when you first install it. If you have ever used Microsoft Visual Studio you'll understand what I mean.
Hell, go one step further. You select what functions it has too! (Again, in a simple way if possible).

buildyourbrowser.com

Quote:

Originally Posted by Soon2BFit

Firefox was fine back in the day but now it's the worst browser for memory. It's such a memory hog that even 1 tab open can run 200M of memory just idle. Heaven forbid if I open multiple tabs at once

Check out the following URLs on way to reduce your memory usage in Firefox, or at least to help understand why Firefox is using x amount.

Code:

http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-uses-too-much-memory-ram
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Memory_Leak

Good luck

SCD

HiTrack99 · 9th June 2013, 12:16

Firefox works much better on my 9 year old machine than Chrome does. It's a P4 3.6Ghz, 1GB RAM.

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