Which web browser do you use?
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Camino for me so far (I've been using Macs less than a week though 
). I've always used Firefox on Linux/Windows and I have mucho faith in the Gecko rendering engine so I wanted to stick with that, but on my system Firefox doesn't run nearly as speedily as Camino does.
). I've always used Firefox on Linux/Windows and I have mucho faith in the Gecko rendering engine so I wanted to stick with that, but on my system Firefox doesn't run nearly as speedily as Camino does.Camino for me so far (I've been using Macs less than a week though ). I've always used Firefox on Linux/Windows and I have mucho faith in the Gecko rendering engine so I wanted to stick with that, but on my system Firefox doesn't run nearly as speedily as Camino does.
). I've always used Firefox on Linux/Windows and I have mucho faith in the Gecko rendering engine so I wanted to stick with that, but on my system Firefox doesn't run nearly as speedily as Camino does.
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well, on the Macs at my college (i dont have mine yet, the wait is killing me ) i use internet explorer (i know xD) mainly because i use windows at home so im used to that browser, but when i get my own macbook i'll most probably use Camino.
) i use internet explorer (i know xD) mainly because i use windows at home so im used to that browser, but when i get my own macbook i'll most probably use Camino.
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well, on the Macs at my college (i dont have mine yet, the wait is killing me ) i use internet explorer (i know xD) mainly because i use windows at home so im used to that browser, but when i get my own macbook i'll most probably use Camino.
) i use internet explorer (i know xD) mainly because i use windows at home so im used to that browser, but when i get my own macbook i'll most probably use Camino.
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Back to Safari
I recently changed to a 20 inch intel and decided to give Firefox a try as Safari really leaks memory. It does look good and I didn't notice any differrence in speed but my memory is dissapearing at the same rate, if not quicker, so back to Safari for me.
I recently changed to a 20 inch intel and decided to give Firefox a try as Safari really leaks memory. It does look good and I didn't notice any differrence in speed but my memory is dissapearing at the same rate, if not quicker, so back to Safari for me.
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Back to Safari
I recently changed to a 20 inch intel and decided to give Firefox a try as Safari really leaks memory. It does look good and I didn't notice any differrence in speed but my memory is dissapearing at the same rate, if not quicker, so back to Safari for me.
I recently changed to a 20 inch intel and decided to give Firefox a try as Safari really leaks memory. It does look good and I didn't notice any differrence in speed but my memory is dissapearing at the same rate, if not quicker, so back to Safari for me.
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I just recently switched over to Safari. The load times in Safari compared to Firefox, in addition to the Mac look and feel of it, made me stray from Firefox. The features of Firefox that I mentioned liking earlier would still be nice, though, if they were part of Safari. Oh, and agreed about the memory leakage... I've got to remember to quit Safari every so often.
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I just recently switched over to Safari. The load times in Safari compared to Firefox, in addition to the Mac look and feel of it, made me stray from Firefox. The features of Firefox that I mentioned liking earlier would still be nice, though, if they were part of Safari. Oh, and agreed about the memory leakage... I've got to remember to quit Safari every so often.
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I'm using Safari again, I got tired of OmniWeb's window management bugs. But I really miss the compatibility of it and it's butter like scrolling.
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it does all i need and I have a real life away from computers....... they are not that important
it does all i need and I have a real life away from computers....... they are not that important
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it does all i need and I have a real life away from computers....... they are not that important
it does all i need and I have a real life away from computers....... they are not that important
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