Your Web Browser in 2014?

[Moose]

Cats-4_owners-2,

Give a couple of days! Everything has it good days and bad days!

Enjoy maxthon!

From the right side where google is, top right!
> Count 3 over and click
> go down to clear history!
> open
> Check ticks
> check tick on auto clear on exit.

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

Thank you very much... I'm going to test every browser on the list.

Fantasy, while you 'test every browser on the list.' keep moose's advice in mind:
"Give a couple of days! Everything has it good days and bad days!"
Thanks!

 

[Emy12]

I use Firefox and IE11.

 

[Moose]

Switch to Opera Next! I was having to many problem's with Maxthons start page. Not sure of my start page at this moment for Opera Next?
Any suggestions?

 

[Oxygen]

Fantasy, while you 'test every browser on the list.' keep moose's advice in mind:
"Give a couple of days! Everything has it good days and bad days!"
Thanks!

Well... it has its bad days alot...

#issues

 

[Moose]

Thanks! Fantasy!

 

[Oxygen]

Thanks! Fantasy!

Well.... chrome has gotten better (used to be worse) but i like chrome now.

 

[Moose]

Fantasy, what your opinion of Opera Next?

 

[Oxygen]

Fantasy, what your opinion of Opera Next?

I don't even know where to download that.

 

[Nico@FMA]

This is a older blog (Middle 2013) but it does point out a few unknowns about browsers.
Click here perhaps this is usefull to you guys.

 

[Ink]

@Fantasy
http://www.opera.com/computer/next
Opera Next releases, updated every couple of weeks, give you the latest refinements to the Opera browser. Follow our progress and test the latest features.

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

I've been using Google Chrome which works well on both our Windows 8.1 & Linux lubuntu. Does Opera Next work well with lubuntu? (Thanks in advance)

 

[Nico@FMA]

I've been using Google Chrome which works well on both our Windows 8.1 & Linux lubuntu. Does Opera Next work well with lubuntu? (Thanks in advance)

Opera itself does however if NEXT is working well i dunno, as i use Next alot but not on unbuntu.
However given opera's history of working great with linux distro's i assume it will be alright.

 

[koliko]

firefox , love new v29, can't wait for stable release

 

[Deleted member 178]

FF v29 is quite good

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

Opera itself does however if NEXT is working well i dunno, as i use Next alot but not on unbuntu.
However given opera's history of working great with linux distro's i assume it will be alright.

n.nvt, thank you! I shall try it; & use Huracan's Opera Next <link>. One thing which puzzled me this very morning, while on the lubunto version of Linux that's helping cure my addiction to XP, I'd noticed Google was "wearing" a cat theme I'd formerly used with Comodo Dragon browser when I was on XP. I no longer log onto XP which I think is partitioned. I <clicked> on "about Google Chrome" ..and nothing...happened. As I am as a duckling (fresh out of the Easter XP egg) whom doesn't know how to swim strongly in the waters of Linux, here's my 2 part question: 1) Is this bad or just a normal occurrence between sharing of Chromium/Webkit-like browsers? & 2) If it is 'bad', does having similar Chromium based browsers like Google (sporting Comodo Dragon's theme from a scorned XP OS) & Opera Next, side by side, threaten to melt them into one confused Spumoni/Neopolitan flavoured browser?

 

[Nico@FMA]

n.nvt, thank you! I shall try it; & use Huracan's Opera Next <link>. One thing which puzzled me this very morning, while on the lubunto version of Linux that's helping cure my addiction to XP, I'd noticed Google was "wearing" a cat theme I've used on Comodo Dragon browser that was on XP. I no longer log onto XP which I think is partitioned. I <clicked> on "about Google Chrome" ..and nothing happened. As I am still a duck whom doesn't know how to swim very well in Linux, here's my 2 part question: 1) Is this bad or just a normal occurance between sharing of Chromium/Webkit-like browsers? & 2) If it is 'bad', does having similar Chromium based browsers like Google (sporting Comodo Dragon's theme from a scorned XP OS) & Opera Next, side by side, threaten to melt them into one confused Spumoni/Neopolitan flavoured browser?

Personally i did not have that problem, so i would not be able to comment on that based upon own exp.
However i assume that using the same browser engine onn a linux OS might cause a degree of difficulty.
But as i said i would not be able to tell you from my own exp.
I am sure that one of the other members might have tried this...

 

[toffee]

Firefox. Now v.28

 

[Oxygen]

Right now i'm testing IE11...

 

[Ink]

Google Chrome Canary at the moment, v36. But the Omnibox has taken control over the normal Google Search boxes.

See, no search box on website.