suggestions for alternative to firefox
Brandon Blackwell
ubuntunews at yahoo.com
Fri Jun 22 02:10:12 UTC 2007
I've been having a lot of trouble with it locking up every once in a while at random. I got rid of all of my extensions and still had the same thing happening. And it doesn't happen on particular sites but just anywhere. Also it tends to raise my cpu load when its running. I may just be running into some bug with the lastest version but I'm not for sure because I can't remember when it first started doing this to me. I've already reinstalled it once to no avail also.
Adric Mitchell <amitchell8 at mac.com> wrote: Swiftfox is good, you could also give Opera a try. I've never cared
much for Opera, but I know a lot of people who enjoy it. There's also
Epiphany, and Konqurer (sorry if I misspelled something, I've been
swimming and the chlorine has gotten to my eyes).
On Jun 21, 2007, at 9:55 PM, Bob Cortez wrote:
> I don't have any suggestions really. I use swiftfox
> (http://getswiftfox.com/) and have been happy with it. I'm wondering
> what are the things that are annoying and what if anything have you
> tried to do to remedy them?
>
> Bob
>
> On 6/21/07, Brandon Blackwell wrote:
>>
>> I've just been getting slowly annoyed with Firefox over that last
>> several
>> weeks and have finally decided to look for an alternative. The
>> problem is
>> I've become dependent on some extensions and a few other things in
>> Firefox.
>> I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions for browsers
>> that can do
>> all in the list I created below.
>>
>>
>>
>> spell check
>> tabs. Even IE has them now so surely there aren't many browsers
>> that don't
>> unless they are really light weight.
>> ad blocking capabilities as easy and good as the adblock plus
>> extension
>> a good download manager. I use the DownThemAll! extension. I don't
>> need one
>> just like it but one that works at least better than the default
>> Firefox has
>> with no extensions.
>> open source preferably
>> A bookmarking system at least as good as what Firefox has and the
>> ability to
>> put bookmarks in a toolbar.
>> something that works like that showcase extension. This one isn't
>> a must but
>> it would be nice.
>> good JavaScript control. I don't know if there is anything like
>> the noscript
>> extension for anything else but that's what I'm looking for. So
>> JavaScript
>> isn't just on or off for everything but where I can choose which
>> sites can
>> use it.
>> A spot for me to search Google with. A figure most everything has
>> this
>> anyway. But I do know I don't like how seamonkey does this so I
>> don't won't
>> something that handles Google searching like that.
>> flash support(basically youtube and homestarrunner support)
>> still actively developed
>> Not a must but an undo closed tab feature. And just having history
>> won't
>> work because I often don't remember the name of what I was just
>> looking at
>> when I want to undo.
>> As fast or faster than firefox.
>> Thanks in advance for any feedback,
>> oracle5
>>
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