Re: Best Browser: ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN OF ULTIMATE DESTINY!!
Posted: 03 Jan 2010, 20:00
um, tribulex points. Some algorithm i came up a few months ago when i was half asleep. Dunno exactly but it works great.
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And nobody cared, because it was Opera, which is smugger than Mac somehow in my eyes.Peet wrote:Opera invented this at least 8 years ago.Mav wrote:Seriously, the search engine saver is pure genius and my favorite "can't live without" feature. Why do I EVER want to go back to manually adding search engines to a "Search Engine Bar", which was made obsolete by Chrome's everything bar? I want to search Youtube quickly? Keystroke:
ctrl+t, y, tab, <search query>
4 buttons and my hands never left the keyboard. Wiki?
ctrl+t, w, tab, <search query>
Never had to program this or set it up. I used the searches once and it KNOWS. Creepy? Maybe.
firefox as well. old news.Caydr wrote:And nobody cared, because it was Opera, which is smugger than Mac somehow in my eyes.Peet wrote:Opera invented this at least 8 years ago.Mav wrote:Seriously, the search engine saver is pure genius and my favorite "can't live without" feature. Why do I EVER want to go back to manually adding search engines to a "Search Engine Bar", which was made obsolete by Chrome's everything bar? I want to search Youtube quickly? Keystroke:
ctrl+t, y, tab, <search query>
4 buttons and my hands never left the keyboard. Wiki?
ctrl+t, w, tab, <search query>
Never had to program this or set it up. I used the searches once and it KNOWS. Creepy? Maybe.
It's really not a big deal in Firefox.Peet wrote:Opera invented this at least 8 years ago.Mav wrote:Seriously, the search engine saver is pure genius and my favorite "can't live without" feature. Why do I EVER want to go back to manually adding search engines to a "Search Engine Bar", which was made obsolete by Chrome's everything bar? I want to search Youtube quickly? Keystroke:
ctrl+t, y, tab, <search query>
4 buttons and my hands never left the keyboard. Wiki?
ctrl+t, w, tab, <search query>
Never had to program this or set it up. I used the searches once and it KNOWS. Creepy? Maybe.
SwiftSpear wrote:I use chrome because I didn't have to fight with it to get rid of almost all the useless vertical pixles every other browser likes to add at the top and the bottom of the screen that limits your actual view space, and when I install software from sourceforge it never adds a "Google chrome navbar" like every piece of freeware software seems to want to do with both IE and Firefox.
It's also fast, and fairly free of bugs.
Except this goes full screen, and I have not figured out a way to prevent this from going full screen.==Troy== wrote:SwiftSpear wrote:I use chrome because I didn't have to fight with it to get rid of almost all the useless vertical pixles every other browser likes to add at the top and the bottom of the screen that limits your actual view space, and when I install software from sourceforge it never adds a "Google chrome navbar" like every piece of freeware software seems to want to do with both IE and Firefox.
It's also fast, and fairly free of bugs.
press F11 in FF?
Mav wrote:Except this goes full screen, and I have not figured out a way to prevent this from going full screen.==Troy== wrote:SwiftSpear wrote:I use chrome because I didn't have to fight with it to get rid of almost all the useless vertical pixles every other browser likes to add at the top and the bottom of the screen that limits your actual view space, and when I install software from sourceforge it never adds a "Google chrome navbar" like every piece of freeware software seems to want to do with both IE and Firefox.
It's also fast, and fairly free of bugs.
press F11 in FF?
I want a minimal bar (like Chrome) at all times, not just a full screen version.
Oh praise the lord, that will save me about three seconds every six months.AF wrote: no restarting the whole browser.
you restart your browser only once in year? takes 6 secs to restart firefox...Das Bruce wrote:Oh praise the lord, that will save me about three seconds every six months.AF wrote: no restarting the whole browser.
Takes me 2 or 3.TradeMark wrote:you restart your browser only once in year? takes 6 secs to restart firefox...Das Bruce wrote:Oh praise the lord, that will save me about three seconds every six months.AF wrote: no restarting the whole browser.
2-3 for firefox here.TradeMark wrote:takes 6 secs to restart firefox...
I suppose you play CA too nub.TradeMark wrote:oh then youre not as elite firefox user as i am, i have about 60 widgets in use