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I don't like this. There's advantages and disadvantages to each browser.
Chrome does well, but it doesn't have options like turn off images on the fly.
Opera does that natively, FX has an extention. Chrome deals better with some issues that FX and Opera have. I refuse to use IE. One, because MS wants me to (don't need it for any programs) and Two the fiasco with the active desktop on IE4. You would be told to turn off the active desktop, and MS gave you no way to do it.
Should be the same on the phone.
I don't like this. There's advantages and disadvantages to each browser.
Chrome does well, but it doesn't have options like turn off images on the fly.
Opera does that natively, FX has an extention. Chrome deals better with some issues that FX and Opera have. I refuse to use IE. One, because MS wants me to (don't need it for any programs) and Two the fiasco with the active desktop on IE4. You would be told to turn off the active desktop, and MS gave you no way to do it.
Should be the same on the phone.