Indeed, personally I still use Chrome mainly because of the theme (dark because energy stuffs), but the new Edge browser seems to be WAY lighter on my systems, especially the HTPC one. That thing can’t run 1080p60 on YouTube for some reason with Chrome, but with Edge it manages beautifully. Trust me, I tried all Chrome’s solutions and just switching appears to be easier…
OK, IE, listen closely. Whenever chrome tries to pull that trigger, a big pop-up window will jump in his way, with a magnified picture of that gun, to make absolutely sure that was the trigger he wanted to pull. It will totally frustrate his every action, giving you the chance to slip away.
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IE is already dead. It’s called Edge now. Hey – where’d my RAM go?
Here: https://www.eatliver.com/chrome-vs-ram/
Indeed, personally I still use Chrome mainly because of the theme (dark because energy stuffs), but the new Edge browser seems to be WAY lighter on my systems, especially the HTPC one. That thing can’t run 1080p60 on YouTube for some reason with Chrome, but with Edge it manages beautifully. Trust me, I tried all Chrome’s solutions and just switching appears to be easier…
OK, IE, listen closely. Whenever chrome tries to pull that trigger, a big pop-up window will jump in his way, with a magnified picture of that gun, to make absolutely sure that was the trigger he wanted to pull. It will totally frustrate his every action, giving you the chance to slip away.
It always runs on the Edge of your RAM
TOR proxied Firefox for blogging, trolling, porn and EatLiver. IE for Pandora, Chrome for reputable stuff.
Firefox is open source.