On Friday, December 18, 2015 at 7:26:44 AM UTC-6, Terry Coombs wrote:
wrote:
On Thu, 17 Dec 2015 19:38:34 -0600, "Terry Coombs"
wrote:

You're entitled to your opopinion , but IMO Opera is worlds better
than Firefox (bloated and slow to load) IE (sucks and is difficult
to configure) , and Chrome (spyware like everything else google) .
It's not perfect , but it beats the competition IMO . I also tried
pale moon and aviator , neither did what I want .

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We all have our preferences. I never liked Opera at all. I didn't like
it in the 1990's and didn't like it the last time I tried it a few
years ago. I normally run an OLDER version of Firefox (less bloated),
or K-Meleon, which is similar to the OLDER Firefox. I would not touch
Chrome spyware. IE always sucked. Pale Moon crashed repeatedly for me
while installing it on XP Pro SP3, so I never got to use it.
K-Meleon is my favorite. Seamonkey is fair and my 3rd choice.
(All versions of Firefox since version 21, SUCK ASS. They ruined a
once great browser).

When it comes to browser software, there is no browser that really
works flawlessly. But a lot of that is due to poorly designed
websites with all their worthless scripts.

I never heard of aviator????

They call it a "lite" browser , it doesn't work with my adblockers etc .
Same problem with pale moon , it doesn't support adblock and I ain't buying
bandwidth to see ads on every web page .
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Pale Moon works well when you add "Adblock Latitude". I've used it on Win7 and Pale Moon 25.8.1. It keeps a lot of ads from interfering with your browsing. (€¢€¿€¢)

https://addons.palemoon.org/extensio...lock-latitude/

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