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I completely agree. Native bookmark sync without unreliable extensions, and real ad-block support through an extension just made Chrome the best browser. Not
by illumin8 17y ago
I completely agree. Native bookmark sync without unreliable extensions, and real ad-block support through an extension just made Chrome the best browser.
Not to mention, Firefox has a nasty habit of getting slow over the months as the "Awesome bar" stores more and more cruft in SQLite databases. I heard there is a command-line way to trim/optimize the SQLite databases, but seriously, Mozilla expects me to bust out a command line to keep their browser from being slow? Not to mention the memory usage in Firefox is terrible at times.
- treyp 17y agonot sure what you mean by "real" ad block support. the chrome extension API isn't mature enough yet to block ads before they're downloaded. it basically just hides them afterwards. they're working on that, though, apparently.