Just curious to know...
I've been using IE for the past number of years. I recently heard great things about FireFox-it's faster in displaying webpages, is more user friendly, and has better security features. I'm considering switching browsers...
I've been using IE for the past number of years. I recently heard great things about FireFox-it's faster in displaying webpages, is more user friendly, and has better security features. I'm considering switching browsers...
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I used IE for many years but last year I began having problems with it on W10 and my tech expert said to switch to Chrome. I did and after a hellatious learning period I've been able to make peace with it. My biggest problem with Chrome was the fact that I used to put a lot of shortcuts on my desktop and it took me several months to figure out how to do that with Chrome. It's still sort of a clunky procedure but it works. One thing that changed about a month ago was you now have to use alt plus the back arrow to do what you used to do with just the back button which is very clunky now. Not sure if that was a change in Windows or Chrome.
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Maybe 50-50 IE-Firefox. I would prefer firefox but it is slower, even after the streamlining.
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90-10 Firefox-IE at home. IE at work - that's what they gave us. Seems like Firefox is faster to me.
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Firefox at work, Opera at home.
My home computer now refuses to run Firefox, can't figure out why. :x
My home computer now refuses to run Firefox, can't figure out why. :x
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