SEO Quake for Chrome...

[ly2 from WF]

Dunno if you all knew about it or not, I had no idea.

Now if I could get the "Search Status" plugin and G Toolbar I could completely get rid of Mozilla FireShit AKA RAM raper.

https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/akdgnmcogleenhbclghghlkkdndkjdjc

 

[J.K.M.]

You do of course realize that firefox is actually BETTER on ram once you have like 3+ tabs open....
But hey chrome feels faster for some reason. Go figure. Funny you posted this, I was just about to download firefox for a pagerank plugin.

 

[ly2 from WF]

You do of course realize that firefox is actually BETTER on ram once you have like 3+ tabs open....
But hey chrome feels faster for some reason. Go figure. Funny you posted this, I was just about to download firefox for a pagerank plugin.

No way, FF on a regular basic will use up 100K or more in the process manager. The longer I have it open to more it leaks. I mean, Chrome I suppose could have the same issue but I'm yet to run across it.

And what you said about speed, it doesn't seem faster...it is faster. In all honesty I'd switch to IE over FF if it weren't for the plugins. FF has really dropped the ball the past few years. They've had how many years to fix the memory leak now since people started reporting it? Like 6? Fuck FF.

 

[yellowarrior]

I just started using chrome tonight for general browsing.

Firefox will still be my development browser.

 

[xentech]

If Chrome had: Google Global, Firebug, SEO For Firefox (or chrome lol) and Web Developer Toolbar I'd make the permanent switch.

 

[Magic Hat]

If Chrome had: Google Global, Firebug, SEO For Firefox (or chrome lol) and Web Developer Toolbar I'd make the permanent switch.

You might wanna check this post out: 10 Essential Chrome Extensions for Web Developers

 

[jacinthemilton]

I'm not aware that you can already use add ons on Chrome.But it wil be a big help because nowadays firefox always crashing.

 

[Bofu2U]

Chrome SEO works flawless in IRON, just sayin.

 

[guerilla]

Chromium (so I have been told) renders javascript faster.

As far as addons, I have dumped most of my FF ones. There is so much bloat there.

Chrome/Iron now runs iMacros as well I believe (a simpler version of it).

Firefox 3.6 seems to be better with memory than 3.5, but all around, the experience feels slower than Chrome, maybe because I still have 8 addons.