i just got done with using goggle chrome,it was ok,but not up to my standards.yes the feature you talked about was great.but what about the Incognito browsing?it does not clear the chache,witch defeats the purpose of ''incognito" however,i did find a loop hole in my schools "lanschool" internet block,because it only blocks programs using and supported by ie,so goggle chrome(which does not use ie) seems to get past there block,witch is awesome when your getting board in a class solely based on computer work.but ff is still better(in my opinion).
You get suspended if you find access to the command prompt.i found fire fox too annoying with there updates. who give a crap if you update stuff i never use? i never get any pop ups from google asking if i would like to update anything and it seems to still work great after having it installed for over a year.
i have found the cure to those pop up updates!it took me awile but ive figured it out.Its just a simple as click "no"!who knew clicking that would make them go away?sure they will pop up again but when that happens...Click no!!![]()
But it's bloody irrateing when they pop up all the time
Ha every school gas an IT department that thinks they control the UN
Our school could watch and control your screen remotely
And they'd send u messages if u were messing around and or gaming
So we started long arguments though word
Always finished being locked out of your account
Worth it
so i got myself expelled!great solution!i don't care for updates unless i need them or the computer does it without asking or telling me like the virus software. i can't remember Google ever asking me anything. plus with chrome you can sign in and take your bookmarks with you.Most of those updates are either patches, which help it work better and more efficiently, or compatibility updates, which are released when the W3C revamps code recommendations.