I use Chrome and TOR. If I had a say about our computer, I’d get rid of IE and possibly firefox.
Question: why would you pay for Oracle? What’s so good about it that makes you want to pay?
I have Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer. Firefox is the one I’d use under normal circumstances, but the past few months I’ve had to turn to Chrome because I accumulated too many tabs on FF. However, Chrome began seriosuly wrecking my computer’s ability to function as a whole, so now I’m using IE until I can find the time to go through Firefox and get a full list of the tabs and stuff.
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I have Chrome and Internet Explorer on my computer. I only use Chrome, i only have Internet Explorer because it came with my computer.
Since I use multiple devices daily, Chrom’s easy syncing is a life-saver. Firefox is my backup (since Chrome occasionally derps out).
Internet Explorer sits gathering dust, unused and unloved.
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Oracle? What? Oracle makes a paid web browser?
Safari (pre-installed, don’t use it)
Firefox Aurora (regular Firefox broke, don’t use Aurora either)
Chrome (use it, like it a lot, but it slows my computer down at times)
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I swear Oracle was a paid browser. Last time I checked anyway.
You mean Opera? It’s free…
well i have a mac so i was forsed to have safari but i use internet explorer too
I use #Firefoxmasterrace for my Master Computer but on mobile I use Chrome because it’s convenient.
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I’ve heard people say Chrome has soured over the years. I don’t see it. It’s still leaps and bounds better than Firefox, IMO.
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chrome
… Why?
why not?
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Update: Now it is at 17 after I downloaded 2 more web browsers and uninstalled deepnet explorer
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Now that’s just beautiful.
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But why? Do you even use any of them?
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I recently uninstalled Internet Explorer, leaving me with only Google Chrome.
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You’re just doing this for the sake of having a crap-ton of browsers, aren’t you?
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