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The design is so thin and blue and flimsy! I want toolbars, things to tell me how loaded a page is and I want it to stop giving me popups!
Monday, 03-Oct-11 18:52:39 UTC from web-
@sarramore Have you considered Opera? It's basically made of toolbars.
Monday, 03-Oct-11 18:53:35 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark Opera! NO, I can't stand it! The only people who can use it are paid to understand it! Even then, they struggle sometimes.
Monday, 03-Oct-11 18:59:48 UTC from web-
@sarramore It's not THAT bad. (Note: I'm officially crazy. I have a doctors note and everything)
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:00:39 UTC from web
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@sarramore My eyes! The headphones, they do nothing!
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:03:35 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark What?
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:04:06 UTC from web-
@sarramore Well, it turns out that headphones don't make good protection against multiple contradictory browser toolbars.
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:06:30 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark Ill trust you on that.. But Chrome doesn't have a toolbar
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:08:31 UTC from web-
@sarramore No, it doesn't. The philosophy of its design is that the page should be the only thing you're seeing. (because more page means more ads for google.)
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:09:41 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark And that is why I have toolbars, they have popupblockers and add blockers and stop me from seeing google's advertising. Chrome, advertises itself whilst you use it and disrupts browsing.
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:11:27 UTC from web-
@sarramore Well, Chrome does have an extension for inline adblocking and blocks popups by default. Have you considered Firefox? It seems like a good fit for you.
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:12:15 UTC from web-
@ceruleanspark Firefox is the best, but microsoft keeps IE as my default. So I live with it. Then switch to firefox when IE prevents me from doing stuff.
Monday, 03-Oct-11 19:13:51 UTC from web
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