Best Browser since ever

[supamario00]

Basically its google chrome...if google chrome had the testicular foritude of TEN VIKINGS.

IT WILL ROCK YOUR SOCKS OFF!!!!

and have you staring in space from its awesomness

RockMelt is the next generation of web browser

I curently use it to monitor Facebook, twitter, Dr McNinja, my Email, and Multiboxing at the same time.

The catch is, its still in beta so you have to be invited to it AND have facebook. you can also ask someone you know who has it to give it to you via FB.

RockMelt - Your Browser. Re-imagined. Connect for an invitation.

K GO NAOZORZ AN GET IT!!!!

[EaTCarbS]

Firefox + NoScript + Adblock.

nuff said.

[supamario00]

Originally Posted by EaTCarbS

Firefox + NoScript + Adblock.

nuff said.

Vikings. nuff said

[Tim]

Adblock is like kicking a website in the nuts after you rape them. Sound strong, I know, but all the work that websites owner put into a website, not to mention a lot of cash, and then you take all their efforts and return nothing by blocking ads. Ugg

[Nghtmr9999]

Speaking of browsers, I think I've thrown this link around once or twice here, but it is very fascinating. It details past browser usage (plus it just looks awesome)

Historic Browser Usage



...

Chrome FTW =D

[Zub]

Originally Posted by Tim

Adblock is like kicking a website in the nuts after you rape them.

Then again, finding that whatever you raped actually had nuts attached to it would be quite priceless

[burningforce]

I liked chrome except it did not have any script/ad blocking, nor did it have any addons to do it. Also the fact that chrome is always uploading usage data to google worries me.

I still use firefox+noscript+ad-block plus, though firefox is getting slower and slower and more bloated these days

[Nghtmr9999]

Originally Posted by burningforce

I liked chrome except it did not have any script/ad blocking, nor did it have any addons to do it.

There are extensions to block ads in Chrome, but I'm not sure about scripts.

[ollee]

Originally Posted by Nghtmr9999

There are extensions to block ads in Chrome, but I'm not sure about scripts.

Scripts are the bad one for me. I'm fine with ads overall but script stuffs worries me.

[Nghtmr9999]

Originally Posted by ollee

Scripts are the bad one for me. I'm fine with ads overall but script stuffs worries me.

There was talk about an extension that would move scrips into its own process or something if I recall. That way the bad ones couldn't do harm to your computer. I can't find the link to it unfortunately, but I do recall hearing something about it