New Firefox has crashed!

[Don]

Chrome's the best!

Firefox! At least to me. You get used to stuff. One thing I love about firefox is the "forget" feature. Once I get things where I like them I "forget" everything in the last 24 hours every time I log off. It deletes all the cookies and history except the ones I had before.

[Chris]

Firefox! At least to me. You get used to stuff. One thing I love about firefox is the "forget" feature. Once I get things where I like them I "forget" everything in the last 24 hours every time I log off. It deletes all the cookies and history except the ones I had before.

That's true.

I have to use all three plus Edge to test some software but prefer Chrome because I use Gmail and Docs and such and they work together well...and free.

[Beevee]

It was downloaded today on my desktop with win 7. This forum and all others freezes when using it. I am on IE now.

Win 7 is only able to run about three programs at once. I don't know too much about platforms (if that's the word to use) but it doesn't have much memory and continued Windows updates probably don't help.

[Kacper]

I m ok with the new firefox except I have lost use of my favorite video downloader in the update. Last time firefox redid I lost use of it for months before they found a way to make it work. I don't like the alternative downloaders.

[Hal Jordan]

Win 7 is only able to run about three programs at once. I don't know too much about platforms (if that's the word to use) but it doesn't have much memory and continued Windows updates probably don't help.

It depends more on the computer. I would have to run 10-20 programs at a time plenty of times on Windows 7. Never had a problem with it, either.

[Chris]

With enough CPU and RAM you can run tons of apps in Windows 7, and heavy hitters like SQL Server, IIS, Visual Studio, MS Office--I work in a Windows shop.


But Windows 7, who runs that anymore?