systemofadown
Android Enthusiast
Anyone else done that? any issues I may not foresee? I have chrome on the N7 so it would simplify my life a bit 
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Ditch the SII stock browser for chrome?
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Spikey1109
Member
Yep, same as Codegerm. Couldn't fault Dolphin Browser. Also, the only way I would change to a different browser would be if The GO Dev Team released a browser. (Which I can't see happening).
The GO Dev Team. <3
The GO Dev Team. <3
greg schmeg
Guest
I read somewhere that Dolphin asks for some wild permissions and that is why many shy away from it. Any truth to this?
Codegerm
Android Expert
I don't see any out of the ordinary permissions for for Dolphin or Dolphin Jetpack. I use it because it is a full featured browser, and supports plugins. I use it in desktop mode cause I don't like the way most mobile pages look. Oddly enough I find the browser more like the Firefox on my PC than the Firefox for Android.
redneckrebel
Well-Known Member
The plug ins are what caused it to need all the excess permissions. It was more a cover the arse thing than an actual need for the permissions. Not sure if it's even like that anymore though cuz I've been using Opera for quite awhile.
Codegerm
Android Expert
Yes I know, even with the ability for plugins, the permissions aren't out of the ordinary.
systemofadown
Android Enthusiast
As always, Thanks much guy's - that's just what I needed 