yeah i seem to be having a problem over the last couple of days, pages keep freezing and saying not responding and i keep getting a window come up saying internet explorer has stopped working and needs to close then when i close that window internet explorer is still working as the next link or page i clicked on will open but its happening a lot and i`m starting to get cheesed off with it. i have scanned for viruses but seem clean of them. any ideas?
yeah i seem to be having a problem over the last couple of days, pages keep freezing and saying not responding and i keep getting a window come up saying internet explorer has stopped working and needs to close then when i close that window internet explorer is still working as the next link or page i clicked on will open but its happening a lot and i`m starting to get cheesed off with it. i have scanned for viruses but seem clean of them. any ideas?
For some reason IE 9 won't install on mine (Win7 home Premium), it downloads, installs then when machine restarts and files updates it fails and reverts to IE 8. Stopping antivirus and firewall and other background programs doesn't make any difference, I've stopprd trying now.
Oh, my Win 7 is a legit copy.
Internet Explorer has been proven time and time again to be the best browser
For installing Firefox and Chrome![]()
Use IE only if you're obligedChrome and Mozilla are definetely better.
Why?Ch uses even less memory but i cant for the life of me bring myself to like it.
Why?
Wrench->Options->Always show the bookmarks bar and then drop all your bookmarks in there.I don't like chrome. I can't stand not being able to find everything I need, it's really annoying that I don't know where my bookmarks are etc.
I have the following addins installed:I rely on the Opera sidebar for lots of things, Chrome has always annoyed me because it's too minimalistic. I don't want to have to go searching for what I need, or install a ton of add-ons to make it function properly.
Not sure what you mean here, but you can organise into folders etc...I don't like the idea of a "bookmarks bar" either - which you can enable on Chrome. I have too many bookmarks and don't want to have to go through everything to get the one I want. I want them listed with folder/tree options so I can organise them and categorize them.
It does take a little getting used to (the omnibox took me a while to sort in my head for example) but I just love being able to search ebay (for example) directly from the omnibox with 5 letter typed e-b-a-y-TAB.Chrome is also probably the only browser for me where I don't find it immediately obvious where everything is. I don't think the UI is as "intuitive" - whatever that means - as claimed.
I much prefer a sidebar layout for bookmarks, but I did find that.Wrench->Options->Always show the bookmarks bar and then drop all your bookmarks in there.
I probably have around 100 bookmarks or more in various categories that I need to access regularly. I don't see how the bookmarks bar is that practical for large numbers - even with folders. I don't really like losing the extra space either - not a fan of toolbars in general, and I don't really like the dropdown style for folders in the bookmarks.Not sure what you mean here, but you can organise into folders etc...
Opera has done that for a long time, and I only have to type "e" and then my search termIt does take a little getting used to (the omnibox took me a while to sort in my head for example) but I just love being able to search ebay (for example) directly from the omnibox with 5 letter typed e-b-a-y-TAB.
actually i prefer IE9 over FF and Ch at the moment.
IE9 uses significantly less memory than FF which eats memory even if you leave it to its own devices, eventually it uses so much memory it grinds to a halt. Ch uses even less memory but i cant for the life of me bring myself to like it.
Does Opera allow opening a number of tabs (in a bookmark folder or some other way of storing a collection of bookmarks) with the middle mouse button?
Yikes, that'd be a dealbreaker for me... I use it about 100 times a day <cough> to load up all the forums I'm interested in on TPIt's 2 clicks to load a session (although goes through two small drop-down menu's as well).
Chrome is so fast I've never looked back
Try it again. Password manager was broken for me some (many??) months back, but works perfectly for me now.Have tried Chrome in the past and whilst I did like it, the password manager didn't work correctly. If that problem has been resolved I may go back.
Pete