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Diabolical666 said:
hi rosey...miss ya
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dittos!!
Gary Goodson said:
Lol that's funny because I hated it too:lol: for no reason really, its just different.
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he hates it because he says its full of bugs and security issues. All he runs is Firefox even though he has the IE on here. I think everybody has IE though unless they choose to not install it with the OS
 
roseypeach said:
dittos!!
he hates it because he says its full of bugs and security issues. All he runs is Firefox even though he has the IE on here. I think everybody has IE though unless they choose to not install it with the OS
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Chrome is written by google and tinychat is, now, a google product so they were, sort of, made to work together. My son writes a lot of Javascript and he runs only Chrome because of it's stellar developer interface.

Running unstable code in a product will quickly highlight a product's instability. I had to do a bug squash recently for him (on his way to Brazil and he'd just taken an app live). So I had to use Chrome and was surprised by the improvements. Previous to that I was with Cat and wouldn't use it. Security wise if you run an outgoing firewall and a script/virus/malware/popup blockers you should be good.

So if he hasn't tried it in awhile he might be pleasantly surprised. Be careful using IE it's a little to tied into the OS and Windows is not written on a secure base. Therefore I'm not sure about the security of the windows memory stack.
 
curious2garden said:
Chrome is written by google and tinychat is, now, a google product so they were, sort of, made to work together. My son writes a lot of Javascript and he runs only Chrome because of it's stellar developer interface.

Running unstable code in a product will quickly highlight a product's instability. I had to do a bug squash recently for him (on his way to Brazil and he'd just taken an app live). So I had to use Chrome and was surprised by the improvements. Previous to that I was with Cat and wouldn't use it. Security wise if you run an outgoing firewall and a script/virus/malware/popup blockers you should be good.

So if he hasn't tried it in awhile he might be pleasantly surprised. Be careful using IE it's a little to tied into the OS and Windows is not written on a secure base. Therefore I'm not sure about the security of the windows memory stack.
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I'll let him know what you said, doubt it will make much difference though. He's a stickler ;)

I ran it on my laptop until I got a virus earlier this year. That's when we had the whole convo about it and I installed FIrefox, which is what he runs. I've found it works a lot better on my machine than Chrome did. The Chrome ate a shit ton of memory and tended to crash a lot. I never understood that..
 
roseypeach said:
I'll let him know what you said, doubt it will make much difference though. He's a stickler ;)

I ran it on my laptop until I got a virus earlier this year. That's when we had the whole convo about it and I installed FIrefox, which is what he runs. I've found it works a lot better on my machine than Chrome did. The Chrome ate a shit ton of memory and tended to crash a lot. I never understood that..
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Memory leak :D
 
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