Best lightweight browser...
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Been trying a few and SlimJet is by far the best. Has a good UI, and small foot print. Running it on an XP pentium 4 with half a gig of ram. It feels as good as IE on an i7 with Windows 7 with 3 gig. Progress eh? --edit-- In fact it feels better than any windows 7 machine I have used. None of that waiting for explorer to decide to display a folders contents, none of windows 7s endless farting around with network groups and settings to get folders shared, and all this on limited hardware!
Munchies_Matt wrote:
It feels as good as IE
By Heck! It's that bad? :omg:
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Been trying a few and SlimJet is by far the best. Has a good UI, and small foot print. Running it on an XP pentium 4 with half a gig of ram. It feels as good as IE on an i7 with Windows 7 with 3 gig. Progress eh? --edit-- In fact it feels better than any windows 7 machine I have used. None of that waiting for explorer to decide to display a folders contents, none of windows 7s endless farting around with network groups and settings to get folders shared, and all this on limited hardware!
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Munchies_Matt wrote:
It feels as good as IE
By Heck! It's that bad? :omg:
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
:)
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Remember how it used to be, when a pentium 4 with half a gig was a good machine, and you could browse, play music, edit docs, print stuff, all at the same time without it locking up on you? So its a clean install of XP, updates turned off, and all extraneous crap (services basically) turned off, and its running a treat with SlimJet. Way way way better than the work machine i have, the i7 with windows 7, IE and mcafee. Try to open two tabs and play music and it gunges up! Just imagine this combo on hew hardware! :)
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Remember how it used to be, when a pentium 4 with half a gig was a good machine, and you could browse, play music, edit docs, print stuff, all at the same time without it locking up on you? So its a clean install of XP, updates turned off, and all extraneous crap (services basically) turned off, and its running a treat with SlimJet. Way way way better than the work machine i have, the i7 with windows 7, IE and mcafee. Try to open two tabs and play music and it gunges up! Just imagine this combo on hew hardware! :)
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Been trying a few and SlimJet is by far the best. Has a good UI, and small foot print. Running it on an XP pentium 4 with half a gig of ram. It feels as good as IE on an i7 with Windows 7 with 3 gig. Progress eh? --edit-- In fact it feels better than any windows 7 machine I have used. None of that waiting for explorer to decide to display a folders contents, none of windows 7s endless farting around with network groups and settings to get folders shared, and all this on limited hardware!
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Do you know if there's an Android version?...I looked in the Play store and couldn't find it...would love to run this on my tablet.
If only there was a way you could look at all the sites on t'Interweb and see if they contained any information about questions that you'd like answered. You could call it, oh, I don't know, a 'find motor' perhaps? I'll save you the bother though. No. Windows or Linux. It is after all based on Chrome (which makes me wonder what they've had to gouge out to stop it being a memory hog but that's just cynical, old me!)
I am not a number. I am a ... no, wait!
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Do you know if there's an Android version?...I looked in the Play store and couldn't find it...would love to run this on my tablet.
Dont know, but its worth googling since its a great browser. It does everything I use IE for on the corporate box for a tenth the load. I am really impressed with it.
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Munchies_Matt wrote:
It feels as good as IE on an i7 with Windows 7 with 3 gig
So, depending on the site, paging to disk constantly?
That about sums up IE. The latest batch of Windows updates seemed to push the laptop over the edge, it became nearly unusable (has mcafee too, which isnt going to help) SlimJet is running a real treat, got to take my hat off to the devs, its a great tool.
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Dont know, but its worth googling since its a great browser. It does everything I use IE for on the corporate box for a tenth the load. I am really impressed with it.
