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View Poll Results: Which is the fastest and most user friendly browser?
Originally posted by sandy According to you which is the fastest and most friendly browser ?
Thats a tricky question. How do you weigh both "fast" and "freindly" against each other.... Konq feels fast, althought mostly an illusion. Konq starts rendering with less of the page loaded when compared with Mozilla/Opera/Galeon. Mozilla/Galeon are spot on speed wise, Opera is also fast so long as the network is up to it (Opera does suffer page loading problems on some sites).
For my money Galeon is the clear winner, but then again I am biased. I have Galeon, Mozilla, Opera, Konq and Lynx all at my beck and call, but Galeon is my daily browser of choice. How can you live without tabs? I use IE in the office occasionaly, what a pile of carp!!!
Yeah, for both speed, and user friendliness, Galeon. Other's have tabs now, and opera had them for a while, but Galeon came boxed with most of the distros I tried, so out of pure laziness, I would use Galeon instead of installing Opera. Now that I am not lazy, I still use Galeon because I have grown used to it's short keys, and like it's speed. My vote went to Galeon
Yeah, for both speed, and user friendliness, Galeon. Other's have tabs now, and opera had them for a while, but Galeon came boxed with most of the distros I tried, so out of pure laziness, I would use Galeon instead of installing Opera. Now that I am not lazy, I still use Galeon because I have grown used to it's short keys, and like it's speed. My vote went to Galeon
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Add to that Galeon renders nicer than Mozilla (well font sizes anyway, Galeon uses the Mozilla render engine Gueko). I juts love the Galeon "Portal". I save this often then push it to my host, gives me my bookmarks wherever I am....
Note: I used the PLD RPM package for Dillo 0.6.6 and it is missing the ~/.dillo/dillorc config file. I extracted dillorc from the tarball package available on the main site... dilllorc is the only way to configure Dillo, lots to tweat...
Originally posted by Eits0 Microsoft IE all the way!
Go ms go!!!
And you are gone along with it. Oh well, everybody finds his/her paradise after going through hell. Bye-bye. Just FYI there is no http://windowsquestions.org that dedicated to windows - it still points here
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