animal lover, gardener, knitter, and gourmet cook
 

google chrome

Firefox, my browser of choice for some time, had been acting up in recent months–it was hogging all of the RAM on my laptop and running slowly. A reboot of Firefox would fix the issue, but having to reboot several times a day was an annoyance.

During all of this, I heard that Google Chrome topped IE as the most popular browser, so I thought I’d give it a try (again–as I tried it when it first came out, but didn’t care for it). Well, I am converted this time. In general there’s not anything I don’t like about it–it has a clean interface and is super fast. The only negative is that one of the toolbars I use, the Web Developer toolbar, is missing some features that I need. So, I still need to use Firefox when I want to access these tools. I still see no need for IE beyond testing websites to make sure they render correctly in it (which I something I do at work, not as a hobby).