Memory Hacking Software

by **Hitman** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 1:37 pm

lol..
use Mozilla Firefox..
its better..

:wink:

by **Cookie** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 5:24 pm

Opera ftw <3

by **JB Gzn** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:39 pm

i'll go with google chrome, newest technology and is made for PHP websites rather then the other browsers who were made for html.

by **SpeedWing** » Wed Jan 28, 2009 11:36 pm

JB Gzn wrote:i'll go with google chrome, newest technology and is made for PHP websites rather then the other browsers who were made for html.

the thing chrome creates a new .exe for each tab. firefox is just one thing

by **JB Gzn** » Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:56 am

really? never saw it before? you can use tabs in google chrome? you msut be confused.
and what if it creates another process?
benefit:
you can make 1 tab lag the hell up while the other still works perfectly.
while firefox freezes entirly, this has been proven.

by **tiduswong** » Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:52 pm

freeze entirly the tab so it wont not responding??

here my resuilt i using mozila fire when watching youtube 1 tab at youtube and another i searching music and sudenlly i click the seach button at google the mozila auto dissaper.. and i open it again not working need me to restart my computer to work it again..

by **RoboC** » Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:22 pm

tiduswong wrote:freeze entirly the tab so it wont not responding??

here my resuilt i using mozila fire when watching youtube 1 tab at youtube and another i searching music and sudenlly i click the seach button at google the mozila auto dissaper.. and i open it again not working need me to restart my computer to work it again..

You must download the latest stable version to make it work perfectly. Never had problems with Mozilla Firefox. Works very well on my Vista 2GB RAM Machine. I still recommand Mozilla. If you use it for a while, you will find that it has lots of functions and soon, you will be "addicted" to it.

by **minorutono** » Sat Jan 31, 2009 2:11 am

RoboC wrote:
tiduswong wrote:freeze entirly the tab so it wont not responding??

here my resuilt i using mozila fire when watching youtube 1 tab at youtube and another i searching music and sudenlly i click the seach button at google the mozila auto dissaper.. and i open it again not working need me to restart my computer to work it again..

You must download the latest stable version to make it work perfectly. Never had problems with Mozilla Firefox. Works very well on my Vista 2GB RAM Machine. I still recommand Mozilla. If you use it for a while, you will find that it has lots of functions and soon, you will be "addicted" to it.

Yea, Firefox has alot of very tight Add-ons.

I use Firefox on my XP PC, my Vista Laptop, and the Mac (ew) at school with no problems.

I recommend Firefox as well.

by **shinnsohai** » Mon Feb 02, 2009 10:09 pm

Google Chrome FTW LOLZ
Within 1 sec ,the browser will open

by **toffey** » Tue Feb 03, 2009 3:56 am

I have also found 0 problems with Firefox. I've loved it ever since I started using it, and I also hated that Chrome opened a new .exe for each window, mainly because I use lots of windows opposed to lots of tabs. I use it on my XP machine with a P4 (lol) 3.4ghz and 2GB of ddr2 800 RAM, as well as on my Vista laptop with 4GB ddr3 1066 and a dual-core @ 2.26ghz. The Firefox 3.1 Beta 2 is out with many features (Including the Private Browsing mode, known commonly as "porn mode") and with the full 3.1 release, loading javascript pages will be twice as fast. There are thousands of add-ons for Firefox and on both of my machines I have had no issues with the browser opening up slowly.

Chrome was a nice clean look, but I got tired of it and went back to Firefox within a week. I never liked Opera either.

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