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Now that Chrome Mac has extensions and bookmark synch, it's not just fast, it's awesome beyond words. I haven't even considered going back to Safari.
by pkulak 17y ago
Now that Chrome Mac has extensions and bookmark synch, it's not just fast, it's awesome beyond words. I haven't even considered going back to Safari.
- Adaptive 17y agoI'd be full time Chrome Mac if: 1. 1Password extension was equivalent to the Safari version (it will get there, I hope) 2. ChromeHelper didn't occasionally go insane and eat CPU cycles like donuts. After quitting Chrome, mind you. 3. I could open 50 tabs and start surfing immediately on my Macbook Air. The last one is a big deal for me. I can open a 50+ tab folder on my Mac Pro in both Safari and Chrome and there is no noticeable difference. On my Macbook Air (SSD, not half bad in general), opening 50+ tabs is fine in Safari and I can start going through them almost immediately. The same Chrome that works nicely on my Mac Pro chokes when I open those 50 tabs on my Macbook Air. Chokes hard, spikes CPU and pretty much becomes unresponsive for a good long while. I'm really hoping Chrome on the Mac achieves the same performance as Safari. I'd switch full time in a heartbeat.
- pkulak 17y agoSafari is a dog for me. Nothing but beach balls on both my machines.