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Internet Explorer 8 takes another large leap forward for the world's most-used browser, but is it enough to make devoted Firefox, Chrome, and Safari fans switch?
Internet Explorer 8 takes another large leap forward for the world's most-used browser, but is it enough to make devoted Firefox, Chrome, and Safari fans switch?
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GOOGLE CHROME FTW!!!
like Safari?
That is an understatement. So far is crashes every time I use it.
The customization is a joke. The browser crashed when I visited their site.
I think IE8 should have stayed in beta a while longer.
And I don't remember firefox coming with most of these features...it's all by extensions just as you could've gotten the same types of extensions for IE, although the LEGO browser has more by it's nature but it's not like it comes out of the box with the ability to do everything IE8 can do now. And it's not like the add-ons make it run any faster either so u gotta take the good with the bad u kow. IE8 is great for me right now.
"IE 8 is 10 times secure than IE7 and 2 times more secure than FireFox" ..
In other words...
FireFox is 5 times secure than IE7.
And... According to Microsoft's performance tests..
You can reach www.microsoft.com with IE8 in 3.75 seconds. With firefox 3.47 seconds
Also www.msn.com 0.83 seconds with IE8 and 0.55 seconds with google chrome
Kemalettin BULMACI
editor-in-chief CNET Turkey
What I said then is still true. The IE8 experience has really not been good or pleasant for me. I open 8 tabs, Weather related and NASA Live. These use Flash and Java, as they are weather maps in motion (East Pacific, West Pacific, Midwest and Midwest closeup; from Accuweather, Weather.com, and Wunderground).
With extremely few exceptions, I cannot shut it down, either single tab at a time or as a cluster without needing to use the 3-key to force it to quit. Even when it does "seem" to shut down properly, or when I have shut down and restart after returning from work, the program goes into some sort of stroke reaction. It finds "bad tabs", notifies me that they must be shut down, and then proceeds to "restore". The whole process takes up an unacceptable amount of time and resources.
This new Toshiba came out of the box (yesterday) with IE7, and I'm keeping it, ... or replacing it with FF; although I do not really like FF - too many steps to get to "full-screen" without borders.
Unless this new IE8 release can stop crashing almost every time I use it, IE will not be considered as a "choice".
Actually I was able to isolate the problem; it's the NOAA weather site rad/sat. It actually kept IE7 from being able to open once Jave installed its update.
Without those two NOAA sites, 7 works really well, ... and I suppose 8 might work well too, just going to wait and see, ... for a while at least.
Also, I do have a Logitech keyboard which requires that you actually turn on the F-switches! So F-11 can become tricky, ... at least on that one.
NICE JOB BILL!
SOMEBODY PLZ ASK THEM TO ADDING ON THIS BULLSH.....
- by Arkfirefighter1 March 22, 2009 5:15 AM PDT
- I really like IE 8 more because of its feature's... yeah the speed is slow and it freeze's at time's.... but yeah thats something MS will work out in its future update's..... I downloaded firefox and opera and i noticed how it slowed my computer down and im running Vista Home Premium with 2 gig's of ram and over 250 gigs of hard disk space...... but you guys have your opinion but im sticking with IE 8
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