FireFox Review...



OMG I FUCKED UP MY COMPUTER, BUT I'M TOO STUPID TO REALIZE IT SO I'LL BLAME FIREFOX
 
upgrade your machines retards. Knocks out your soundcard? WTF type of computer are you using? :p

I have had issues in the past with certain Anti-Virus affecting both video and audio. In the last couple weeks I upgraded to Eset and no longer have any issues.

Besides that, the possibilities are many. Conflicting drivers, poor or failing parts, rogue processes, etc.. If you basically live and work on your computer you should put some money towards a new high powered rig.

Oh yeah I wouldn't recommend the FF Beta, it's overall good but still running into some sites displaying poorly/not correctly and crashes. So if that isn't your type of thing, steer clear.
 
I have had issues in the past with certain Anti-Virus affecting both video and audio. In the last couple weeks I upgraded to Eset and no longer have any issues.

Besides that, the possibilities are many. Conflicting drivers, poor or failing parts, rogue processes, etc.. If you basically live and work on your computer you should put some money towards a new high powered rig.

Oh yeah I wouldn't recommend the FF Beta, it's overall good but still running into some sites displaying poorly/not correctly and crashes. So if that isn't your type of thing, steer clear.

NOD32 > *
 
FF sucks cock, if it wasn't for the fucking plugins I'd go back to IE or move to Chrome. FF is a piece of shit browser. Soon as Chrome gets up to par with plugin selection, I'm fuckin gone.

I have 16GB of fucking DDR3 so I'm now able to basically power through the memory leak/hog issue that would bring my system to a creep before.

FF has had a horrific memory leak since the beginning that they either refuse to fix, or can't fix. Why on Earth they wouldn't fix such a glaring issue is beyond me. I can only assume its some type of major fault with the core code of the browser...I can't think of any other reason it wouldn't have been fixed by now.

Agreed, I fucking hate having to restart FF every 2-4 hours. If chrome didn't have display and debugging issues I'd be off FF in a second.
 
I find fire fox getting a bit bloated but I also have a ton of plugins loaded in it. somethings it does nothing else comes close. for quick browsing I open chrome and then if I need to do anything with the site I open FF. IE is for updating windows, it sometimes fails to connect to that too...
 
what debugging issues?

I know it's got that whole javascript console and everything, but I find the net and script tabs in firefbug so much simple to deal with.

Edit: I could swear that developer tools thing was never there when I tried chrome six months ago. Thats pretty cool, I'll report back in a few if I change my mind on the debugging.
 
FF fucking BLOWS.

*It knocks out the sound card when using Youtube.
*When I shut down the system half the time the mouse won't load.
*On a forum like WF the mouse works at about half speed.
*Last week I had to load a mirror image of my drive, cause it crashed a startup program -- wouldn't load it at all.

I have a 8 month old laptop and I run win 7.

FUCK FUCKING FIREFOX!

I'm GerardWon and I approve this rant.

You're an idiot.
 
Chrome = say goodbye to any hope of privacy

Our corporate email is currently hosted privately across 4 VM's which includes BES, exchange, and redundant AD. After switching to it in June we have so far had a total of 29 hours of downtime. I have 12 other domains on google apps hosting email, all of which have had absolutely zero downtime for well over a year now.

productivity > privacy
 
Our corporate email is currently hosted privately across 4 VM's which includes BES, exchange, and redundant AD. After switching to it in June we have so far had a total of 29 hours of downtime. I have 12 other domains on google apps hosting email, all of which have had absolutely zero downtime for well over a year now.

productivity > privacy

put that on your tombstone :ugone2far:
 
Our corporate email is currently hosted privately across 4 VM's which includes BES, exchange, and redundant AD. After switching to it in June we have so far had a total of 29 hours of downtime. I have 12 other domains on google apps hosting email, all of which have had absolutely zero downtime for well over a year now.

productivity > privacy

I've hosted email for the better part of a decade with almost 0 downtime. It sounds like your system administrator,isp, or both are complete fail.
 
I know it's got that whole javascript console and everything, but I find the net and script tabs in firefbug so much simple to deal with.

Edit: I could swear that developer tools thing was never there when I tried chrome six months ago. Thats pretty cool, I'll report back in a few if I change my mind on the debugging.

Just played around with the developer toolbar in chrome for the better part of an hour. Dare I say I think I like it better than firebug.
 
I've hosted email for the better part of a decade with almost 0 downtime. It sounds like your system administrator,isp, or both are complete fail.

Intermedia handles one account which tends to either lag up really bad or die completely about once a month for 30 minutes. Infinitely Virtual is the culprit of 29 hours of downtime. I was strongly opposed to both, but our CEO is an anti-google nut like half of this thread.
 
Intermedia handles one account which tends to either lag up really bad or die completely about once a month for 30 minutes. Infinitely Virtual is the culprit of 29 hours of downtime. I was strongly opposed to both, but our CEO is an anti-google nut like half of this thread.

My email is still setup for an old client's intermedia account and I almost weekly get an "EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE REQUIRED, DOWNTIME POSSIBLE" email...get a different host, rackspace or linode or knownhost or something.