Jeremy Proome
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If ff would introduce one account sync and unified address bar and search I'd be sold to go back.
If ff would introduce one account sync and unified address bar and search I'd be sold to go back.
I totally agree with the unified URL and Search bar. On the sync issue, it already does this built in. I sync between my desktop at home, laptop at work and android phone everywhere.
I'm confused, just a few months ago it was reported that Chrome had overtaken IE. Now they're back to playing catch-up with Firefox. What gives?Chrome has seen growth from 17.16% of the market in July, to 17.37% market share in August, edging a little bit closer to Firefox, which sits on 18.21% market share for August.
IE, being the default browser for the Windows platform, still dominates with 48.73%, down 0.74% from July.
I totally agree with the unified URL and Search bar. On the sync issue, it already does this built in. I sync between my desktop at home, laptop at work and android phone everywhere.
It do?
It do?
Firefox Sync works perfectly for me. It even syncs my add-ons across, so I don't have to remember which ones I want to install. If supported, of course.
I'm confused, just a few months ago it was reported that Chrome had overtaken IE. Now they're back to playing catch-up with Firefox. What gives?
http://mybroadband.co.za/news/softw...me-overtakes-microsoft-internet-explorer.html
So the leader basically depends on whether the stats come from StatCounter or Net Marketshare![]()
You can search internet, bookmarks and type URL in one bar. But I guess you're referring to IMDB, extensions etc also.If ff would introduce one account sync and unified address bar and search I'd be sold to go back.
You can search internet, bookmarks and type URL in one bar. But I guess you're referring to IMDB, extensions etc also.
Curiosity got the better of me and I installed and tested it. It's like Google Search built in. Nice, but no customizing toolbars etc.I'm talking about straight up, type what you want and the address bar knows exactly what to do. Chrome has that uncanny ability. FF has some search built into the address bar but it's spotty at best.
Not that the world cares about FireFox and its value to Devs, but this month's release of FireFox 15 is so much faster, beating even IE 9 and Chrome in graphic performance benchmarks.
FireFox always lagged behind IE9 and Chrome with these perfermance tests, but now FF 15 doesnt' even break a sweat!
http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Performance/ParticleAcceleration/
http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Performance/FishBowl/