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216Aug 3rd 2009 11:48AM

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Bout time...after this, all we need is an adblocker, and mouse gestures and gooodbye FF

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Demo22Aug 3rd 2009 12:05PM

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That's really the only thing that keeps me using FF - no add ons!

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(Unverified)Aug 3rd 2009 1:19PM

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So...you'll switch to Chrome when Chrome is Opera?

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typoinkAug 3rd 2009 1:20PM

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So you'll switch to Chrome when Chrome is Opera?

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(Unverified)Aug 3rd 2009 9:30PM

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This is something I've been confused about for a long time: what's the big deal with Opera? If you want features, use Firefox. If you want a browser which uses fewer resources, and is fast (although I find that Firefox tends to be just as fast as Chrome and Opera), use Opera. Opera also has more useful features than Chrome (for me at least).
Opera seems like a better alternative to Chrome in almost every aspect. The only thing which I find is better about Chrome is the UI. I don't even find the separate processes for each tab useful, because I haven't had a browser crash in a long time, and it ends up using far more memory than Opera.
So what's so great about Chrome?

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