Comments on: Firefox Slowdowns With Memory Leaks and Browser Juggling http://stellify.net/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/ On web design, technology, the Philippines, and more. Sun, 19 Feb 2012 17:14:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: 9 Coolest Opera Widgets! * Stellify http://stellify.net/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-2188 9 Coolest Opera Widgets! * Stellify Wed, 21 Mar 2007 00:15:13 +0000 http://stellify.net/hacking-away/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-2188 [...] The down side is that they only work with the browser running (disappointed? get Yahoo! Widgets, successor to the legendary Konfabulator and Windows equivalent to OS X Dashboard Widgets). But with widgets this cool and a browser this slick (memory leak-free and fast), what’s keeping you from using Opera? [...] [...] The down side is that they only work with the browser running (disappointed? get Yahoo! Widgets, successor to the legendary Konfabulator and Windows equivalent to OS X Dashboard Widgets). But with widgets this cool and a browser this slick (memory leak-free and fast), what’s keeping you from using Opera? [...]

]]> By: ia http://stellify.net/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-1405 ia Sun, 04 Feb 2007 17:30:05 +0000 http://stellify.net/hacking-away/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-1405 I like Opera---I remember using it way before any Mozilla products---but I just don't find myself using it as often anymore. I agree, it has so many things out of the box compared to its Mozilla counterparts (perhaps Flock included!), like what Ferdz mentioned as well as widgets. Oh, and the latest version of the browser uses Ctrl+T for opening new tabs now (and Ctrl+N for new windows), unlike before. :) I like Opera—I remember using it way before any Mozilla products—but I just don’t find myself using it as often anymore. I agree, it has so many things out of the box compared to its Mozilla counterparts (perhaps Flock included!), like what Ferdz mentioned as well as widgets.

Oh, and the latest version of the browser uses Ctrl+T for opening new tabs now (and Ctrl+N for new windows), unlike before. :)

]]> By: Ferdz http://stellify.net/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-1401 Ferdz Sun, 04 Feb 2007 15:53:40 +0000 http://stellify.net/hacking-away/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-1401 Thanks for the info. I've heard that some of the add-ons on firefox have spyware and all, I saw some site which list down add-ons you shouldn't install. Sori I forgot the url though. I Still use opera 9, I like it's developer features. But year, something about it seems keeping it from taking off. Thanks for the info. I’ve heard that some of the add-ons on firefox have spyware and all, I saw some site which list down add-ons you shouldn’t install. Sori I forgot the url though.

I Still use opera 9, I like it’s developer features. But year, something about it seems keeping it from taking off.

]]> By: yoru http://stellify.net/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-1392 yoru Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:17:23 +0000 http://stellify.net/hacking-away/firefox-slowdowns-with-memory-leaks-and-browser-juggling/#comment-1392 Hi ia, I think Opera 9+ is more "fire-foxy" in terms of its tabbed browsing. Although it started this whole tabbed revolution thing, Firefox' fame is simply hard to ignore. CTRL+N opens a new browser now, instead of a new tab. The rest is similar to Firefox. Hi ia, I think Opera 9+ is more “fire-foxy” in terms of its tabbed browsing. Although it started this whole tabbed revolution thing, Firefox’ fame is simply hard to ignore. CTRL+N opens a new browser now, instead of a new tab. The rest is similar to Firefox.

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