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Likewise, on both points. It hasn't got the polish of Firefox, and the extension ecosystem is a little rough, and I miss the intelligent URL completion from the
by sketerpot 17y ago
Likewise, on both points. It hasn't got the polish of Firefox, and the extension ecosystem is a little rough, and I miss the intelligent URL completion from the Awesomebar, but Chrome wins in speed and stability, and those were enough to move me away from Firefox for all but a few sites.
Speed is important.
- reedlaw 17y agoHasn't got what polish of Firefox? Firefox is buggy and has a kludgy UI. Chrome is way more polished.
- sid0 17y agoSelecting multiple blocks of text. Scrolling with the mouse wheel. / for quick find (and ' for links). edit: I wonder if this is similar to the difference between Windows and Mac. Windows might be inconsistent in the small things (e.g. button padding), but it gets the large things right. Mac gets the small things right but the large things horribly, horribly wrong. Chrome seems to get the small things right too (e.g. tab animations), but overall Firefox does much better.
- Estragon 17y agoThanks, I didn't know about ' for links.