Jim Lawrence
accessd at shaw.ca
Tue Mar 12 11:50:44 CDT 2013
Hi All: The browser choices are becoming more difficult. IE, according to what the pundits are saying is now stable, fast and reliable but it only runs on the latest versions of Windows and is not cross-platform. (Later this more month I will do a thorough test...if I ever get out from under this damn project I am on.) Chrome is always fast as usual but talk about bloat...I am sure the browser gets performance via using as much memory as possible. Good news is that it is fast and runs on all platforms. Bad news is I feel like a product when I am using it...so many ads. Safari is a cute product; somewhere in the middle, not very innovative and does what you want but does not run on Linux just like Opera and IE. That leaves FireFox. I have been using it more lately as it runs on everything out there, comes with an extensive list of feature, the application is very innovative...leading with latest and greatest (which is even keeping Google running to keep up), loads a lot faster than before, does not eat all the memory, has real protection and I don't have to feel like a product when I am using it. Someone else is feeling the same way and here is a link to their blog article on the subject. http://www.campaul.net/blog/2013/03/10/why-im-switching-back-to-firefox/ Jim