for me, its also a matter of what one you prefer to use. I get my app.s from Cnet, read the reviews of the experts and the users which always helps me decide whether it is convenient or not to download any app. I used to have safari, Opera but they started to freeze to often and deleted them waiting to see if this problems get corrected, but when they did function it was a good experience. But as mention in the article is better to keep them so when something starts lacking one always have other alternatives. I have kept as main browser Comodo Dragon, is very good also Flash Peak Slim browser, Maxthon. I have used a lot of them many of which are not mention in the article nor the comments. I'm using Firefox at the moment.previously G Chrome, but it always froze after using for sometime and it doesn't connect faster to the internet as Firefox does I might just test it out seeming as it's available for Windows 7 users right now as part of the testing phase.Įven if I find that the performance is noticeably better than Chrome, I don't know if I'm ready to part from all of my personalized things and the whole Google Sync.

Though I am really interested in seeing how Internet Explorer 11 performs when it is actually released, I've been hearing really good things about it.

I just d-loaded Torch browser and wondered if anyone else has tried it? It looks pretty neat and performs ok.!Īt the moment I would have to say that Google Chrome is my favourite browser not just because of the speed I get out of it, but also that the extensions and add-ons really suit my needs. Torch browser was new to me, so I just downloaded it and I must say, its quite good! It seems to be the fastest and most reliable, although it still has some printing issues when I try to print whole contents of a webpage and for some reason, it only prints the visible portion which sucks.

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