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Except for the places where the webkit/blink engine have bugs with conforming to standards. As a developer, I've run into quite a few instances where Fx supports something properly and everything else balks. Or where Webkit is the only thing that doesn't like it.
Seriously, blink/webkit is becoming the new IE.
I <3 Presto
Please add Chromium to the list because saying that I use Google Chrome would be saying that I'm using Google proprietary code, and that is not happening.
[...] For example I can save pages for offline with Opera [...]
yes, and that means that at least we know they're there, because we can look into the code to see they're there.on proprietary code, nothing guarantees what you use, and what the program does, therefore leaving potentially dangerous code running without the knowledge of the user.it's because of this kind of behaviour that Microsoft has been able to leave a backdoor in their systems.proprietary code doesn't only mean taking away any kind of contribution to the general development of computers, it also means that you want to hide something. I don't like either of the means.
Else, it would almost imply that every recent ASM game on ticalc.org send gameplay data/calc content to the NSA if you play them while the calc is connected via the USB port.
Quote[...] For example I can save pages for offline with Opera [...]You can Ctrl+S on like any broser Also, just noticed, elinks is missing in the list
Quote from: Sorunome on February 04, 2014, 12:45:43 amSo many chrome users here So yeah, I'm also with chrome, I love how much pixel-height it actually has, putting the tabs in the top bar.I also like their JavaScript runtime and the built-in debugging tools for web-dev.Fx nightly https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Shader_Editor https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools
So many chrome users here So yeah, I'm also with chrome, I love how much pixel-height it actually has, putting the tabs in the top bar.I also like their JavaScript runtime and the built-in debugging tools for web-dev.
DJ: I think you're right! The NSA is tracking our calculators!I am an avid IE user, so shoot me IE6 is the one I use most; I'm posting this from it. I use both IE6 and IE6Mobile. It's just great - groovy interface, fast loading, super-low memory consumption. When I need to load a picky webpage I do use FX17 though.
I am an avid IE user, so shoot me IE6 is the one I use most; I'm posting this from it. I use both IE6 and IE6Mobile. It's just great - groovy interface, fast loading, super-low memory consumption. When I need to load a picky webpage I do use FX17 though.