Flash gets hardware acceleration

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Haha, oh man the hate i have for IE cannot be uttered. It's, really funny how whenever i reformat my comp and temporarily use IE in the beginning, it manages somehow to screw up in someway... then firefox flies in and saves the day.
You guys tried Google Chrome browser?

Oh and the hardware acceleration for Flash, neat stuff... i am a hardcore flash supporter!
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it blows my mind why anyone uses IE...its kinda like seeing those old men driving their beat up 1972 pickups. Yeah you have had it a while and you are too scared to change but the dang thing is a gas hog and breaks down every 100 miles!
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I know, when I use IE. Its because I need something from M$ and its apparently to difficult for them to let you download anything from their site with anything but the latest IE.
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And apparently any updates for IE are considered "important" in Windows Update.
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I did not like Chrome at all. In my mind, the internet browser is just about perfected. For a new player to muscle their way into the market at this point, they would have to do something different, which is what Chrome tried to do. But I don't want anything different. I like my fast-loading, non-popping websites with familiar features in familiar places. Firefox is perfect for me, so there is no room in the market for Chrome in my eyes.
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Sakar wrote:And apparently any updates for IE are considered "important" in Windows Update.
That's because when you use IE you have open up alot of security flaws. So M$ is always patching IE to fix it and eventually it becomes this bloated piece of shitty web browser... I myself haven't used or installed IE8 yet nor do I intend to. I love my firefox.
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i make love to firefox every night. That tight little body, sexy ass, "large tracks of land!" oh yes, firefox is the one for me.
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Hahah, yeah chrome just looks visually fancy, nothing further than that. The other thing i like with firefox are the plethora of plugins you pack it with, some really useful things like firebug... for some reasons.... :P
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I don't really get this whole "Chrome OS" thing. They say it is supposed to be a simple OS for people who mostly just use the internet. But Windows does work quite well for simple, basic users. If you only do basic operations, that is all you have to do, but the advanced features are there, and I think it opens up well as the user's experience grows. Why would you want an OS that only caters to the basics when the basics are basic enough in Windows.

Plus, any basic user is going to buy a PC with Windows already installed, and is not going to be experienced enough to install Chrome OS. Kinda defeats the purpose.
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Haha yeah good point, google just wants to control the world :) thats all...
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