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Google Chrome Browser

by murrius » Dec 31st, '08, 13:48

I downloaded the Google Crome browser yesterday and like it very much. However, it doesn't seem to be playing nice with the TeaChat text function when I post a note. The formatting gets all messed up. Anyone else notice this?

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by Pentox » Dec 31st, '08, 16:48

It's really the formatting of the text box that you're seeing, not the formatting itself. Chrome is having a problem redrawing the text. If you move it around, highlight / unhilight it will redraw it properly.

But yeah I've noticed that from the beginning of chrome.

Another thing to note is that in the chat window chrome will post your comment before you're necessarily done.

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by Vulture » Dec 31st, '08, 23:03

Yes I also have seen these things. I went back to firefox until chrome fixes those couple things. Though small they get annoying fast. But otherwise I like the browser and concept.

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by murrius » Jan 1st, '09, 02:10

Thanks. I"ll try the highlighting trick and go back to IE for TeaChat if it gets too annoying.

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by AlexTheGreat » Jan 1st, '09, 05:37

murrius wrote:Thanks. I"ll try the highlighting trick and go back to IE for TeaChat if it gets too annoying.
IE is more annoying than all of the little annoyances of every other major browser combined. I suggest that if you like Google Chrome, try out Mozilla Firefox. It's superior to Google Chrome (at this point anyway), and has a whole slew of great extensions that makes the browser great. If you for some reason don't like Firefox, then try out Opera which I consider as being the second greatest browser that's currently out.

Internet Explorer (along with ALL other Microsoft software) is pure garbage that should not be used. An open-source alternative to Microsoft crapware is the way to go.

Sorry, I'm done. :lol:

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by Vulture » Jan 1st, '09, 06:29

AlexTheGreat wrote:
murrius wrote:Thanks. I"ll try the highlighting trick and go back to IE for TeaChat if it gets too annoying.
IE is more annoying than all of the little annoyances of every other major browser combined. I suggest that if you like Google Chrome, try out Mozilla Firefox. It's superior to Google Chrome (at this point anyway), and has a whole slew of great extensions that makes the browser great. If you for some reason don't like Firefox, then try out Opera which I consider as being the second greatest browser that's currently out.

Internet Explorer (along with ALL other Microsoft software) is pure garbage that should not be used. An open-source alternative to Microsoft crapware is the way to go.

Sorry, I'm done. :lol:
+1

When someone programs a web page for browsing, they program for all the internet, then add in some code so IE can even understand it.

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by murrius » Jan 1st, '09, 15:16

I know, I know..... :D

I use Fixfox as well but revert to IE whenever I'm too lazy to learn something new. I have high hopes for Chrome after using it for a couple of days. It works very well for a beta version.

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by le victoria » Jan 1st, '09, 20:08

Firefox for life.

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by ahlatimer » Jan 3rd, '09, 18:09

I haven't even been able to try out chrome. No OS X support, so I don't use it... I guess I could boot into my Windows partition, but I like being able to use the same/similar things across both platforms. I don't really want to learn a new browser just for one OS that I rarely use. Well, that and Ad-block Plus + Firefox = love.

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by Victoria » Jan 3rd, '09, 18:14

ahlatimer wrote: Ad-block Plus + Firefox = love.
+ AutoPager

+ FoxTab

+ Speed Dial

:)

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by JP » Jan 5th, '09, 15:08

murrius wrote: It works very well for a beta version.
Google Chrome is no longer in beta.

I have had very little trouble with Chrome over the past several months since the first beta was released to the public. But my preference is still with Firefox.

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by Pentox » Jan 5th, '09, 17:59

I've been using chrome as much as possible since day 1. I admit that it has it's issues, but without people to use it and work through it's problems it's not going to get any better about it. It's like a pair of new shoes. If you wear them your initial thought is that they aren't comfortable, and that your broken in shoes are more comfortable. Like chrome your new shoes won't feel right unless you break them in.

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by heavydoom » Jan 5th, '09, 19:17

firefox has too many add ons that make your life so much easier on the computer.

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