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I like it. The only complaint I have is that it currently does not save your tabs when you exit like it does in FireFox.

For some reason it doesn't like flash player, because it isn't working for me.

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Originally Posted by Gamerkd16

It's only a matter of time before this feature is recreated in Firefox, if it hasn't already, much like how the "Paste and Go" feature was recreated (copied from Chrome).

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Chrome wasn't the origin of this you know...

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Originally Posted by Amit

I like it. The only complaint I have is that it currently does not save your tabs when you exit like it does in FireFox.

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Yes it does...

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Originally Posted by ThePlague

For some reason it doesn't like flash player, because it isn't working for me.

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Works fine for me...

The default theme is horrible :gonk:
Nice idea though, I may give it a try.

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Originally Posted by Heathen

I have been using it for months.

Its fantastic to wake up and have all of your shit presented to you.

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Yeah this browser is totally cool; fun shit, but I don't have much use for it.

I don't like it, it's interface is way too cluttered and is an information overload. I much prefer firefox, as I have customized it to be just the way I like it. When I have the time, I may go through the effort of adding all the Firefox add-ons I have (why doesn't it do this by default? It supports them..), until then I'll stick with firefox.

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Originally Posted by Heathen

Yes it does...

Works fine for me...

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I'm using Ubuntu and I do not have the ability to save tabs with this application and Flash is being stubborn. So FireFox for Youtube. It starts up slower then FF and is more cluttered but I like the way it's organized.

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Originally Posted by Amit

I'm using Ubuntu and I do not have the ability to save tabs with this application and Flash is being stubborn. So FireFox for Youtube. It starts up slower then FF and is more cluttered but I like the way it's organized.

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Ewww... Ubuntu... Why would you do that when you could be using a Multi-Billion dollar corporations OS? :awesome:

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Originally Posted by RobertGraham

Ewww... Ubuntu... Why would you do that when you could be using a Multi-Billion dollar corporations OS? :awesome:

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Because that Multi-Billion dollar corporation's OS failed on two partitions of my hard drive just 1 month after the other. Brand new WD HDD too. Ubuntu isn't that bad once you learn the jargon and learning that the command line is your best friend. Where is Admiral Bacon when you need him? He's good with this kind of thing.

Ubuntu is fine. I have it on one of my partitions I think.