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Some people I know, myself included, have the perception that Chrome is "not as good as it used to be", loosely. Anyone else noticed this?
by swah 13y ago
Some people I know, myself included, have the perception that Chrome is "not as good as it used to be", loosely. Anyone else noticed this?
- camus 13y agoit definetly applies to Firefox,which is worse than IE now.
- nobodysfool 13y agoNo, I've noticed it much improved. Of course, I'm on the 'beta' channel where there is deferred rendering.
- qu4z-2 13y agoWhen Chrome first came out, I remember double-clicking the icon and having it appear almost before I registered that I finished clicking. Now it takes like a second. I use suckless.org's surf now, and it "feels" faster than any of the other browsers, despite no doubt faring worse in benchmarks (and not being generally accessible, lagging tabbing and a url bar)
- scholia 13y agoI used Chrome from when it came out until recently, when I switched back to Firefox. I gave up on Chrome because of Flash crashes, general crashes (two or more per day), and pages showing up as plain, pale blue pages (instead of the web page content). Maybe I had too many tabs open and not enough RAM (3GB). Either way, the tabs were too small to show what the pages were, which wasn't helpful. Firefox has worked perfectly, and it doesn't feel any slower, so I've no complaints....