Oh. Well I did not know that 
Can you also drag it out of the current window to make a new one?
Yes ^^
Chrome, except it’s got some shitty memory management, and can’t handle big pictures like firefox can.
Firefox still has some memory issues though from what I hear.
I use the chrome beta channel, I like firefox, but it gets really bloated and runs slow on my laptop. :meh:
I use firefox, I like where Chrome is going with addon support, but until I have a freakin drop down bookmarks menu (screw toolbars, I keep it minimal) and a few other addons I’ll stick with Firefox…Plus the proposals for the Firefox 4.0 UI are pretty damn sexy.
The main reason I love chrome is the superbar or whatever they call it.
Chrome for paranoids lol
Anyone who said chrome likes spyware, all of you. Also you’re a communist if you like chrome.
:hmph:
Communist!
FIREFOX BITCHES
(except when it eats to much memory and I have to restart it to cut down on page file usage goddamn it why haven’t they fixed that yet also install noscript and adblock plus or you are a douchefag heyoooooooo)[/SIZE]
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Firefox - Lots of awesome addons and customizability including being able to change the look. I also got into using it before IE started using tabs so that was a plus.
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Opera - The addons for Opera aren’t as versatile as Firefox and I think that they don’t have the same feel. I do love the quick dial thing though. Any way to get it on Firefox?
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Chrome - Haven’t had much experience with this but it seems pretty lightweight and good for just loading up for a quick search or something. No addons to my knowledge either though that’s not really a problem.
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Internet Explorer - Just feels sort of sloppy for some reason. Don’t know why. I don’t really like the look of it either.
The firefox addon that gives you the chrome/opera homepage is called speed dial.
https://chrome.google.com/extensions
You have to have the beta I think, but there’s really no reason not to. If Chrome ever crashes, which it rarely does, it takes 2 seconds to come back up and restores all tabs.
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/dneehabidhbfdiohdhbhjbbljobchgab
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/nfboenbdenomdojedikbbgoemlghpkjn
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/boknpgoanoilbgkbphhjkinfcbbpbkkb
etc. etc. There’s a bunch of nice addons’ that let you change bookmarks, none of them are official but I’m using a ton of different addons and they seem to work fine.
Anyway, in case it isn’t obvious, Chrome all the way.
- Internet Explorer Sucks. I rest my case.
- Firefox is nice, but is much slower than Chrome with an interface I don’t like as much.
- I’ve never tried Opera.
Might check out that SRWare Iron though, if it’s just like Chrome only “better”.
Edit: Just checked out SRWware Iron. I like how it removes all the silly background things Chrome does, but I’ll probably avoid it until it gets extension support and the ability to import data from Chrome.
I reevaluate every time a new browser comes out, I’ve heard FF 3.6 is almost here. I agree, 4 looks really sexy, and I’ll definitely check it out when it comes around.
Max said it pretty much well enough. I use Chrome atm, before that, Opera for a long while, and before that, Firefox
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I used opera for a while but I couldn’t really get used to a lot of things. I think it’s a great browser, but some things about it were just different from chrome and firefox (shift click vs ctrl click to open a new tab, for example) and I never really felt at home.
Recent convert to Chrome from Firefox. I love the superbar thing and minimized look, plus I never really used any of the Firefox addons. The Chrome Experiments were a plus; great to play around with physics objects when I’m waiting for a lecture to start (or to show off).