#Google chrome or firefox for mac for mac

My life is pretty much run by Google Apps and now, having a native browser from Google to run my Google online life, is a great and seamless integration: Everything just works better now.Д©. I donвЂ™t know if thatвЂ™s a Google Chrome problem or an Xmarks alpha issue. I canвЂ™t seem to get my Bookmarks managed or my Bookmarks Bar to work.

I set up a Logitech mouse button to provide the same function, but that is not as natural as merely sweeping my hand leftward.Д§. I miss the quiet browsing experience that Firefox offers when it comes to removing the seller tsouris.Д¦. I suppose Google will never make it easy to remove internet advertising - but boy, oh boy - so many sites are so ugly with all those banner ads and text pitches pushing into your eye. I hate not having my Ad Blocker under Chrome. What? No Google Gears support? I donвЂ™t care if this is an early developer release, you canвЂ™t release ANY version of a Google browser without integrated Gears support. Chrome, unlike Firefox, does not give me HTTPS errors when I am logged in to my Google Apps services.ДЈ. Chrome appreciates the need for differential logins and passwords and I donвЂ™t have to вЂњtrickвЂќ Chrome into thinking IвЂ™m two different users in order to login to my separate Google accounts as I must with Firefox.Дў.

Chrome knows the difference between my Gmail account and my Google Apps account. Here are some gut reactions for my Google Chrome experience:ДЎ. I gladly retired my long, and tepid, association with Firefox.

#Google chrome or firefox for mac for mac

I was finally able to test drive a developer release for Google Chrome for Mac over the weekend, and within three minutes of using the browser, I made Chrome my default web browser.