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Chrome + Extensions = ^_^

I am glad this article was written. I managed to
rid myself of Internet Explorer 9 months ago,
and haven't needed it since. My college campus
has firefox pre-loaded onto every machine, and
with Windows 7 "udpates" being handled within
explorer instead of the IE browser, I officially
kissed it goodbye.

I mained Firefox for the last several years,
noticed Chrome, gave it a chance, but that
didn't work out at first. I couldn't block ads,
I couldn't stop flash, I wanted some smooth
scrolling, and the password manager left me
hanging WIDE open for an attacker (or a laptop
robber). Using newly created extensions for
Chrome, however, all of these are solved, and I
have now made the "switch" to Chrome only. I
still miss my Xmarks plugin, which managed my
bookmarks AND passwords - but I'm sure Chrome
will come up with their own soon.

Posted by: jackharvest   Posted on: 10/15/09  (Edited: 10/15/2009 @ 10:12) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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