That comic totally knows how to sell

that's great marketing right there imo

(shame they don't have it for macs )

but my addons

my precious addons

The comic explains it really well, and based on that I'm sure it'll be a great browser in a few months. Currently though, it's extraordinarily buggy. They released it way, way too early imo.

Quote from: Flux;1394124The comic explains it really well, and based on that I'm sure it'll be a great browser in a few months. Currently though, it's extraordinarily buggy. They released it way, way too early imo.

That makes me kind of glad that they're waiting on the Mac version.

I need my firefox addons also Google will own the internet someday.

Quote from: SnakeClock;1394125That makes me kind of glad that they're waiting on the Mac version.

true

edit: btw, I just noticed you got unbanned -- missed ya a bit
you know what would have been ironic? if in all your free time away from .cc you gotcha some!

I didn't switch to Firefox until I had major problems with IE. I probably won't switch for a while.
A feature I would like is that when you type in a new location in the search bar you can open it into a new tab.

Kinda strange but it works well
I don't miss add ons yet, mainly because I never use them
AH FUCK THE SMILIE MENU WONT LET ME SEE THE EMBARRASSED SMILIE AFDSGFHDJ

Quote from: Franklin G. Hamilton;1394154the memory thing makes me really want to get it but then i would lose firebug and stylish i cant have that

e: o cool it has a firebug integrated in. now i just need my stylish :|

What's Firebug? It sounds most swell.

/r/ Rule 34 on Sad Tab.

I'll stick to firefox. I tend not to trust anything too new until it's been around the block and withstood a few targeted attacks.

Quote from: Franklin G. Hamilton;1394330instead of opening the source code of an html document and finding a specific line, you can right click any item on the page and click inspect element, it automatically jumps to that line in the html doc. also it displays css styles applied to the item you selected. it also highlights the item on the page when you mouseover a line in the code. its a dev tool mostly.

That sounds most handy. And Google Chrome has it built-in?

I'll probably stick with ff since I use chatzilla everyday and don't feel like downloading mirc, and I don't really get how the whole tabs thing is any different than opera, firefox, or ie7.

Important Information regarding the Terms of Service Agreement with Google Chrome!

Something amusing:

You know that little spinning thing most browsers use when they're loading a page? I think the one in Chrome goes faster or slower depending on how quickly it's loading the content. Sometimes it even spins backwards when it's doing background processes.

I dunno, I found that interesting.

I found some other cool tricks playing around with it, too; you can browse in "incognito windows" which delete all the cookies and browser history that it generated after you close it (it's darker blue and has a cool little picture of a spy next to the tabs), and you can get the browser to open more than one page in different tabs when you start it up. I could load up my Gmail, my DeviantArt and Clock Crew all at once. Google Chrome seems full of features that are actually pretty useful rather than just bloat.

Quote from: Franklin G. Hamilton;1394696doesnt firefox do that?

I think Firefox can only boot up one page at launch, since it only has one address bar for the home page in the preferences. But there's an option in Firefox 3 where it can open all the pages it had the last time you closed it; that's not quite the same.

Quote from: SnakeClock;1394705I think Firefox can only boot up one page at launch, since it only has one address bar for the home page in the preferences. But there's an option in Firefox 3 where it can open all the pages it had the last time you closed it; that's not quite the same.

Firefox 2 did that if it had an error and crashed.
If I wanted to use my tabs for later I'd have to go to control panel and click "End Program" a couple times.

Quote from: SnakeClock;1394705I think Firefox can only boot up one page at launch, since it only has one address bar for the home page in the preferences. But there's an option in Firefox 3 where it can open all the pages it had the last time you closed it; that's not quite the same.

FF can have multi. start-up pages.

I didn't get around to downloading it yesterday, and I'm still reading the comic right now.

It really reminds me of the lab ride from Jurassic Park.

"Bingo! Dino DNA."

Holy shit, this is fucking wicked.
Using this from now on for sure.

This site for one, was slow as all fuck with my previous browser, but now i'm flying all over the place.

Scolling's a little laggy, but I can deal with that.