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At the moment, chrome is my second browser. While many of the FF add-ons like Adblock,etc are being ported out to Chrome, its still missing a couple of my favourite ones but bringing the extensions in Chrome was a good step. Also the interface for the bookmarks feature in Chrome isnt what I'm used to. I kinda miss the menu bar at the top from where I can access my bookmarks. Maybe, it will take some time to get used to.

They can start with an "incognito" feature, coz their Private browsing can be a headache.
Firefox already has a 'start private browsing' feature which I think is the same as the incognito in Chrome.
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At the moment, chrome is my second browser. While many of the FF add-ons like Adblock,etc are being ported out to Chrome, its still missing a couple of my favourite ones but bringing the extensions in Chrome was a good step. Also the interface for the bookmarks feature in Chrome isnt what I'm used to. I kinda miss the menu bar at the top from where I can access my bookmarks. Maybe, it will take some time to get used to. Firefox already has a 'start private browsing' feature which I think is the same as the incognito in Chrome.
Talking about Adblock, I miss the ABP in FF. Not a hint of an ad. The adblock (the popular one) is quite a pain, here on Chrome. As for the Private Browsing on FF, its not even half as good as incognito. Chrome offers a lot that FF doesn't, yaar.
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I'm thinking abt trying Safari. Any feedback on Safari?
wats your ram? because its like an elephant feeding on leaves, it eats away your ram ****in badly :mad: chrome uses nearly 50% of ram as safari
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Try toh kar' date=' mamu. :two_thumbs_up:[/quote'] I do use it. I meant how the incognito feature is twice as better as FF's private browsing?
As for the Private Browsing on FF, its not even half as good as incognito
Btw, with a few extensions installed, and with each extension also having its own process and it takes up almost the same if not more memory than FF? Am I missing something?:hmmmm: Atleast not that lightweight with extensions. chromep.jpg
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wats your ram? because its like an elephant feeding on leaves, it eats away your ram ****in badly :mad: chrome uses nearly 50% of ram as safari
Oh. Then I'm better off using Chrome :two_thumbs_up:
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I do use it. I meant how the incognito feature is twice as better as FF's private browsing? Btw, with a few extensions installed, and with each extension also having its own process and it takes up almost the same if not more memory than FF? Am I missing something?:hmmmm: Atleast not that lightweight with extensions. chromep.jpg
Maybe you have overlooked the advantages of Incognito over PB. With Incognito, the first thing is a completely separate and independent window. How is this significant? Read on. Secondly, there are no cookies in Incognito. So there is no history. This also means you do a fresh login to say, Gmail, everytime you log in. Incase you are getting a "Loop error" in the normal Chrome mode, Incognito solves this issue. Thirdly, since you have new window, which can work parallely with the normal mode, you can run, say 2 Gmail's, 2 Facebook's, 2 email addresses et al SIMULTANEOUSLY, without logging out from either. Fourthly, I've learnt the above three points about Chrome by myself, experimenting and trying new stuff. If you have some tips and tricks which you've picked up, share here, for everyone to learn. :two_thumbs_up:
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