Computer Q and A

[havasu]

I have been using Internet Explorer as my source for Internet connections. Tonight I changed to Google Chrome, and am getting to like it. It even has a built in spell check, which is useful for dummies like myself. What do others think about Google Chrome? Anything I should be warned about?

[ChrisNukemYJ]

I have been using Chrome for a few years. It a far superior to IE.

Can't really think of anything to warn about it is a very good browser.

[havasu]

That's good to hear. It is a bit of work transferring my saved sites and learning new buttons, but so far, so good.

[havasu]

Another reason for the change is the fact that IE would no longer allow YouTube, saying I needed an upgraded version of Adobe, but I in fact already had the latest version. It works fine in here.

[ChrisNukemYJ]

Plus IE runs pretty heavy. Chrome is much lighter.

Seems that Microsoft just kind of does whatever with IE instead of making a good browser.

[havasu]

I have no idea what lighter versus heavier means in layman's terms, but I assume it's good!

[ChrisNukemYJ]

Heavy - takes a lot of space (memory) up so it runs slower.

Light - The opposite of heavy.

[havasu]

Wow, that's heavy Man! Thanks.

[mrmurdoc34]

Chrome is my browser of choice.

IE is like having sex with a hooker with out a rubber.

Firefox is like surfing the web in slow motion.

Google Chrome is like surfing the web in a tank that drive like an F-1 race car.

I don't use anything else to surf the web. Chrome is more stable, faster, uses less resources, more secure than IE, Firefox, Opera.

I got yelled at at work because I deleted firefox from my PC image and replaced it with chrome.

Some web sites that are built around IE don't display well but they are few and far between anymore.

[blucher]

The only use (sane) for IE is to download Windoze updates. I use Chrome too. I liked Firefox but it crashes too often.

Opera is fine if you need various languages but it once fit on a floppy but now it mini-IE.