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Doesn't Chrome do this by default already?
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What does it matter whether Chrome is doing it already? This is for Firefox.
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matrix86 said:
Guest said:What does it matter whether Chrome is doing it already? This is for Firefox.
Indeed. People are too focused on "yeah, well, my browser already does this" to realize that other browsers can do the same thing if they want. Google did it first...so what. Firefox didn't claim to do it first. They saw how successful it was with Chrome, so now they're doing it. They'd be stupid not too, lol.
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Oh good, i might have used firefox more if chrome didn't do it.
Right now, 38 tabs.
I thought it did take a second when visiting a tab that was unopened for a day.
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Pffftt...
IE has done it before Chrome, thus way before Firefox.
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matrix86 said:Guest said:
Pffftt...
IE has done it before Chrome, thus way before Firefox.
.....and?
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and??
FireFox is late in the game by 5 years. Something so simple, should not require an installation of extension.
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I don't understand, Is it bad that firefox has done it now?? :/
And please don't support IE, we all know how good it is..!
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Thanks for the tip, very usefull for guys like me using =~ 200tabs all the time
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who in the hell uses Chrome? only fools....google makes their money by tracking you everywhere you go on the net...and they don't give a sh#t about your privacy...
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learninmypc said:
who in the hell uses Chrome? only fools....google makes their money by tracking you everywhere you go on the net...and they don't give a sh#t about your privacy...If you're talking about Google Chrome, I have it & I love it. Its the fastest browser I have. Not to mention, NO browser is perfect.
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who in the hell uses Chrome? only fools....google makes their money by tracking you everywhere you go on the net...and they don't give a sh#t about your privacy...
You could argue the same about Facebook, and how many billions use that?
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who in the hell uses Chrome? only fools....google makes their money by tracking you everywhere you go on the net...and they don't give a sh#t about your privacy...
What Browser does? I'm not being difficult; I'd like to know if there really is a browser out there that cares about your privacy and doesn't track you everywhere you go.
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learninmypc said:You could argue the same about Facebook, and how many billions use that?
Damn good point.
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