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I've been running Chromium for a good few months now and I do like it. I haven't been running AdBlock for a while as I didn't like the permissions it ...
- 02-11-2011 #11Linux Guru
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I've been running Chromium for a good few months now and I do like it. I haven't been running AdBlock for a while as I didn't like the permissions it was asking for after one of the updates. I must revisit that...
What I do miss is being able to use shift+enter for .net addresses and ctrl+shift+enter for .org addresses. I love that feature in Firefox/Rekonq.
- 02-12-2011 #12Linux Engineer
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Thanks, Elija & Gruven. I've installed AdBlock+ and NotScript and feel a lot happier now. They both seem to work properly although I'm actually using Chromium, not Chrome. I tried them out on a trusted site that needs to have javascript enabled to work. I must say I like the speed of Chromium. Firefox is so damn' slow.
"I'm just a little old lady; don't try to dazzle me with jargon!"
- 02-17-2011 #13Linux Engineer
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Hey, I've just discovered something that is really cool. When you open a new tab in Chromium, it shows thumbnails of your favorite sites to go to in one click.
Now that is so thoughtful..."I'm just a little old lady; don't try to dazzle me with jargon!"
- 02-18-2011 #14Linux User
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And in chrome/chromium, you can search from the address bar. That is one of my favorite perks.
I uninstalled Firefox from my computers long ago and forced myself to use and learn chrome/chromium.
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