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So I wind up flipping back and forth between the two and even i.e. for some stuff...
sometimes Flock too... and Maxthon... but not safari or Opera anymore at all.
Seems everyone is waiting for the release...Maybe the release of extensions/add-ons will be our Holiday present from Google?
Also, I am looking at a Twitter plugin!
Although... by the time it comes out for Mac, Chrome will probably have a nice selection of extensions available. Unless we have to wait longer for THOSE too!
adblock
flashblock
download helper
fireftp
the sqlite one
locationbar2
stylish
and the more important to me:
sxipper
foxytunes
i guess google will make a few extensions for their own services like gcal, greader, etc
– ColorZilla
– Foxmarks
– IE Tab
– Measure It
- Gmail manager
- Better Gmail 2 / Better gCal / Better gReader / Better YouTube
With FF new engine we should see a drastic increase in speed, others have said it will be even faster than Chrome.
So, besides speed and the single process per tab, FireFox has had all the features you want for a long time, and has had time to perfect them too.
My view of this browser is that until it comes with something very original that I can never have with FF or Opera, I doubt I will change. :)
Stability or browser crashes are not an issue for me so the single process per page doesn't impress me enough to change. :P
That's all I use in FF... anything over that, FF really turns into a ram hog (even more so) . Typing in this simple form lags.
My biggest concern would be having all those addons and slowing Chrome down... I hope they don't.
All-in-One Gestures
Better Gmail/GReader
Clippings
Delicious Bookmarks
Favicon Picker
FireShot
Flashblock
FlashGot
gTranslate
Linkification
Save Image in Folder
ScrapBook
Secure Login
Smart Bookmarks Bar
Stylish
Also, would love to be able to sync my other other Google services (i.e. Bookmarks, Notebook,..).
But not too many things. Because if I wanted an add-on overload, I'd revert back to Firefox.
http://www.youlicit.com/download/
HeadUp. Firefox only right now, but it would be sooo useful.
Delicious bookmarks
Evernote
Alexa
The speed of it easily rivals Firefox at times it seems faster so no complains there. It's a great browser for browsing, I would no used it for buying things on the net because I would have fill everything I already have form filler in the form of Roboform so I'll stick with Firefox for the meantime.
It' definitely need IE TAB for those website that only accept Internet Explorer.
The speed of it easily rivals Firefox at times it seems faster so no complains there. It's a great browser for browsing, I would no used it for buying things on the net because I would have fill everything I already have form filler in the form of Roboform so I'll stick with Firefox for the meantime.
It' definitely need IE TAB for those website that only accept Internet Explorer.
Customize Google
IE Tabs
Customize Google
IE Tabs
FoxMarks
Firebug (The built in tool sucks)
EasyGestures
Nuke Anything
1. Smooth Scroll-feature - like in safari
2. Themes
3. Safari drag n' drop feature for the bookmarks
4. Operas Speed Dial - NOT the "most visited" page
DownThemAll (or equivalent file downloading utility)
Alexa, Google PageRank and Compete support
http://www.vgetu.com
I like chrome... a bit.
People will flock to Chrome in huge numbers if this add-on were made available.
And yes, I know it is possible to implement similar scripts, I'm using one now, but it is a pain in the arss, I am talking about a proper Adblock add-on with the ease of use of the original FF add-on.