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[JoostinOnline]

I've stopped updating Firefox. They've started trying to copy Chrome in every way, and are removing features they've had for years, like tabs on the bottom. FF3 themes don't even work anymore. If I wanted Chrome, I'd use Chrome.

 

[Walker D]

Firefox, never tried Palemoon. Did a quick read and the concept of it definitely appeals to my sense of use... I shall give it a try to see if it shows the issue (and is usable), and if so I will try that.

It's definitely usable, since I use it myself for some years now ...and in many ways it's better and safer then the vanilla Firefox ..I don't know any relevant downsides of using Palemoon instead actually...

 

[PityOnU]

Sorry what? Sir, please do yourself a favor and download a better web browser, I can reassure you any "new" features they added to IE were most likely stolen from another Web browser.

Have you even used it? It's the most stable browser I've ever used. It's also much more configurable than Firefox or Chrome. Also, it's the only browser to come with adblock functionality built in.

I'm not saying that everyone should use it, I'm just saying at least give justifiable reasons as to why you don't like it other than "IE is for losers, lol".

Also, to show that I'm not an MS fanboy: IE10 could do with a more reliable Flash plugin, and true 64-bit support. The Flash plugin locks up if too many videos are open at once, which I believe is from a memory leak, as there is no true 64-bit version of IE10, and it never happened in 64-bit IE9.

 

[Rydian]

Yeah, Chrome has such limited customization and Firefox has removed so many settings lately that even IE is more customizable than Firefox...

 

[Deleted-236924]

Chrome doesn't have a 64-bits version either.
I switched over to using Pale Moon, it seems it's much better than both Chrome and Firefox. Doesn't sound like I'm getting the lag issues I used to constantly get with Firefox.

Edit: Spoke too soon, started getting the same lag issues as with Firefox after a little while. Furthermore, these issues seem to only happen when I have FF/PM running while something uses Java.