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    anyone use maxthon browser??

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by zfactor, Jul 5, 2008.

  1. zfactor

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    Ive never heard of it before, which means, usually, that it isnt good.

    I suggest Safari 3.1.2 for Windows - For the best speed over any browser
     
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    I highly recommend it.

    Runs a lot better than IE6/7. I mainly use it for my Eee PC which requires the least CPU intensive program. :/

    EDIT: Oh, and if you do plan on using it.. make sure you download the newer one (2.1) as opposed to the Classic version. A lot more stable.
     
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    It's based off the same engine IE uses, so you'll have that nice compatibility. Plus it has those extra features.

    I might give it a try.
     
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    it seems a lot of the add ons and things are in chinese though and a lot of people are saying they cant read some of them
     
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    I think I might give it a try.
     
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    i may also since im so tired of ff3 crashing on me.. i just ried safari and personally im not sure how people say its sooo fast. it really seemed slower to me then either opera or ff3 is..
     
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    actually the only thing i dont like is that its based on ie7.. BUT that may make it nice in a way since nearly everything will prob run ok and render ok on ie.. almost all things are wrote for ie.. seems to be a issue for opera and ff3..
     
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    Maxthon is actually good and is a recommended browser. but it feels so much like IE so I stay with IE. Safari is also good and so is Opera.
     
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    If you want a browser like that, i recommend k-meleon.
     
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    Well it's good enough for Chris Pirillo to use it............
     
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    I agree, i used FF before Safari for Windows came out and had a few problems.

    But, most things are configured for Safari also because its used in OSX. Ive never had a problem in Safari as i did in FF