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Jeremy Olson

What is a good internet browser other than ie that will not slow down or
freeze, or give me an idea which addons I should install.
Thanks
-Jeremy
 
What is a good internet browser other than ie that will not slow
down or freeze, or give me an idea which addons I should install.

Mozilla Firefox fits two of your three requirements. It won't slow down
or freeze, but I'm afraid it WILL give you an idea which addons you
should install. Sorry, keep looking.
 
Jeremy Olson said:
What is a good internet browser other than ie that will not slow down or
freeze, or give me an idea which addons I should install.
Thanks
-Jeremy

The two major players would be Firefox and Safari.
 
DL said:
If IE is giving problems then you need to asertain what the problem is
with your PC

Not necessarily - if the OP installed (say) Firefox and didn't GET any
problems then he will immediately know that the problem is IE....
 
What is a good internet browser other than ie that will not slow down or
freeze, or give me an idea which addons I should install.
Thanks
-Jeremy

Hi Jeremy, must admit that all browsers do the job of browsing quite
well and are similar when it comes to those factors you just cited.
Frankly I find its more a matter of personal choice than anyting else.
I'm IE all the way, Tried Firefox and Google Chrome but eventually
came back.
 
What is a good internet browser other than ie that will not slow down or
freeze, or give me an idea which addons I should install.



Although most people here will probably suggest Firefox, I use Maxthon
and greatly prefer it to Firefox.

But note that Maxthon is not a separate browser; it runs on top of IE,
with its own user interface.
 
Gordon said:
The two major players would be Firefox and Safari.

Doesn't matter which browser you install, they all slow down or freeze
if the conditions are right for it. Local issues on the computer aren't
the only factors involved. Web server bandwidth issues that your choice
of browser has no impact on also cause slow-downs and freezes. It
wouldn't surprise me if that was the main cause of most peoples complaints.

Between Vista and Windows 7 I currently have 5 different browsers
installed and they all exhibit more or less the same behaviour on the
same websites. (IE8, Firefox, Maxthon, Opera, Safari) Occasionally
security settings or interaction with the AV/anti-spyware will affect
one browser but not another. Other than their various feature sets I
haven't seen much to choose from, between any of these 5 at least.
 
Spirit said:

Doesn't matter which browser you install, they all slow down or freeze
if the conditions are right for it. Local issues on the computer aren't
the only factors involved. Web server bandwidth issues that your choice
of browser has no impact on also cause slow-downs and freezes. It
wouldn't surprise me if that was the main cause of most peoples complaints.

Between Vista and Windows 7 I currently have 5 different browsers
installed and they all exhibit more or less the same behaviour on the
same websites. (IE8, Firefox, Maxthon, Opera, Safari) Occasionally
security settings or interaction with the AV/anti-spyware will affect
one browser but not another. Other than their various feature sets I
haven't seen much to choose from, between any of these 5 at least.
 
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