latest versions of firefox

**gibsonsg91921** · 09-26-2011, 19:48

I use Opera. Firefox is the go-to for stuff not working for me, though.

EDIT: As in when stuff doesn't work on Opera, it usually does on Firefox.

**Lemur** · 09-27-2011, 15:59

I've discussed this elsewhere, but the Firefox team is kinda leaving me bummed. I may bow down to the Google overlords and switch to Chrome for my mainstay.

**Risasi** · 09-27-2011, 16:07

I switched to Chrome about three years ago and never looked back. It now supports opening PDF's and also has Flashplayer integrated into it.

If I'm running OSX I use Chrome and Safari, if I'm in Windows 7 I'm running Chrome and IE. If it wasn't for flash I wouldn't even run Chrome. I purposely don't install Flash anymore on a computer because it's such a security hole.

**Tellos Athenaios** · 09-27-2011, 18:10

I don't know how to break it to you, but Chrome comes bundled with Flash. So if you install Chrome you install Flash automatically as well.

**The Stranger** · 09-27-2011, 18:29

i switched to chrome now and works much faster. no lag n stuff. but takes abit getting use to :P i liked the google search bar on firefox and IE, anyone know how i can get it on chrome?

**Pannonian** · 09-27-2011, 23:45

Originally Posted by The Stranger

i switched to chrome now and works much faster. no lag n stuff. but takes abit getting use to :P i liked the google search bar on firefox and IE, anyone know how i can get it on chrome?

Type into the address bar, and it automatically searches on Google. After all, they made the damn thing, so they're going to integrate it as much as possible.

**Louis VI the Fat** · 09-27-2011, 23:56

Hmm....now that you guys mention it, lately I'm experiencing quite a bit of instability and lag with my Firefox. Should I switch to Chrome then?

I do have this large collection of pink flowery themes ('perosnas') for Firefox that I'd miss.

Do they have these for Chrome?