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akilar25

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    Mozilla Firefox.
    lol u can't customize the interface that u want it to be in FF u dumbnut :P ride a kite :D


    bambuwa thai yako.danna tharama thamai oya.

    interface eka kannada?interface eka thibbata wedak nehe performance neththam.Opera ochchara hodai num firefox ekata challenge ekak wath denna beri ai?firefox 22% wage kattiya use karanawa.Opera use karanne 1.2% wage thamai kattiya.hodakama nisa thamai ohoma wenne.internet explorer thamai thawamath loke godak aya use karanne.dan eka adu wegena enawa firefox walata senaga.
     

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    bambuwa thai yako.danna tharama thamai oya.

    interface eka kannada?interface eka thibbata wedak nehe performance neththam.Opera ochchara hodai num firefox ekata challenge ekak wath denna beri ai?firefox 22% wage kattiya use karanawa.Opera use karanne 1.2% wage thamai kattiya.hodakama nisa thamai ohoma wenne.internet explorer thamai thawamath loke godak aya use karanne.dan eka adu wegena enawa firefox walata senaga.


    lol over 60% are still using IE LMAO does that mean IE is the best??? :rofl::rofl:
    performance? lol according to page rendering performance Chrome > Safari > Opera 11 > FF > IE as far as i remember
    stick to Addons lmao :lol:
     

    kushanx

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    hey i wasn't referring to you lol i dnt knw abt you and ur PhD or whteva doesnt give a crap here lol


    No u cant customize the interface AFAIK

    ok lol i don't think, this is crap. if this is crap to you, my sincere apologies. i just share the info with friend who would like to know. that is it. :)
     

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    bambuwa thai yako.danna tharama thamai oya.

    interface eka kannada?interface eka thibbata wedak nehe performance neththam.Opera ochchara hodai num firefox ekata challenge ekak wath denna beri ai?firefox 22% wage kattiya use karanawa.Opera use karanne 1.2% wage thamai kattiya.hodakama nisa thamai ohoma wenne.internet explorer thamai thawamath loke godak aya use karanne.dan eka adu wegena enawa firefox walata senaga.

    Even though Im FF user
    honestly Opera's performance is better machan
    I had experienced it myself
    :)
     

    akilar25

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    Mozilla Firefox.
    lol over 60% are still using IE LMAO does that mean IE is the best??? :rofl::rofl:
    performance? lol according to page rendering performance Chrome > Safari > Opera 11 > FF > IE as far as i remember
    stick to Addons lmao :lol:


    yako senaga adu wegena enawa kiwwa kiyala dekke nedda?senaga adu wenna hoda nethi nisa.senaga firefox walata ekathu wenne hoda hinda.
     

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    omg lol. you are failed like hell

    let me explain why is that. first of all learn what is windows programming.
    in windows programming you can create either one or multiple instances of same program which is more effective than work on with a single instance which the firefox uses. Chrome,IE use multiple instances cause if there is a crash on one instance rest of instances will remain but crashed instance will be closed. instance means one window and which has dedicated process and run separately from the rest of instances. but FF uses One instance and use the same instance for opening the multiple tabs. though Chrome use tabs. underneath it uses instance. which saves your valuable documents. it might apparently take much resources but it's not. you can try FF. it takes huge amount of resources in a single instance which is not possible for handling in some computers. cause if there is any physical memory exceeding the entire pages will be closed though there is bugs in one tab.also if there is a malware,script stuck in one tab. you can simply close the related instance without closing down the entire browser.
    chrome can be opened much faster, than FF. just simple click on Chrome. it opens in lighting speed. but FF takes couple of seconds to open.
     

    kushanx

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    omg lol. you are failed like hell

    let me explain why is that. first of all learn what is windows programming.
    in windows programming you can create either one or multiple instances of same program which is more effective than work on with a single instance which the firefox uses. Chrome,IE use multiple instances cause if there is a crash on one instance rest of instances will remain but crashed instance will be closed. instance means one window and which has dedicated process and run separately from the rest of instances. but FF uses One instance and use the same instance for opening the multiple tabs. though Chrome use tabs. underneath it uses instance. which saves your valuable documents. it might apparently take much resources but it's not. you can try FF. it takes huge amount of resources in a single instance which is not possible for handling in some computers. cause if there is any physical memory exceeding the entire pages will be closed though there is bugs in one tab.also if there is a malware,script stuck in one tab. you can simply close the related instance without closing down the entire browser.
    chrome can be opened much faster, than FF. just simple click on Chrome. it opens in lighting speed. but FF takes couple of seconds to open.

    buddy, i understand about multi-threading here. but, at least for my computer (windows server 2008). chrome crashes plugins like Flash.
     

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    buddy, i understand about multi-threading here. but, at least for my computer (windows server 2008). chrome crashes plugins like Flash.


    "multi-threading"
    lol, you failed again too.can't u see that clearly.
    first of all know. what is so called a thread.
    thread is a smallest unit which the OS schedules for processing. so in this scenario the CPU uses for processing. instance differs from thread. thread may use same instance or multiple instances. if it uses multiple instance it won't share resources like memory,so you would have to pass through Operating System implemented method if you wanna access to a particular data of one instance. it's obvious. threads are lined up by the OS for processing. and processor takes one by one thread then process and return the output to the OS again. but instances are used entirely in OS side.
    it likes a copy of a same application run parallely. though it executes separately it won't process parallely (in default condition). of course you can use. multiple treads for even games.
    though it use a SINGLE instance.
    have you ever heard about multi-threading applications? probably yes, then you may realize it uses a single instance but process parallely which is so called multiple threading.
     
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    "multi-threading"
    lol, you failed again too.can't u see that clearly.
    first of all know. what is so called a thread.
    thread is a smallest unit which the OS schedules for processing. so in this scenario the CPU uses for processing. instance differs from thread. thread may use same instance or multiple instances. if it uses multiple instance it won't share resources like memory,so you would have to pass through Operating System implemented method if you wanna access to a particular data of one instance. it's obvious. threads are lined up by the OS for processing. and processor takes one by one thread then process and return the output to the OS again. but instances are used entirely in OS side.

    thanks buddy. great info. :) +rep