To: expat1000
The search in the address bar is part of the regular Chrome. What’s your favorite of ChromPlus’s added features?
My experience with Microsoft Office and such is that over-featured software becomes a real issue, but useful features are, well, useful.
To: 9YearLurker; ShadowAce
This concern of ShadowAce - I got tired of that with Firefox.I guess I would say that Chromeplus fills all my needs out of the box. I haven’t added any add-ons at all. I was forever messing around with them with Firefox.
“I lost a few extensions/add-ons when I upgraded from 3.6 to 5. How many might I lose upgrading to 6”
To: 9YearLurker
My experience with Microsoft Office and such is that over-featured software becomes a real issue, but useful features are, well, useful.
Many software developers think they have to add more to make it better. Thus, their product(s) become glutware.
I have uninstalled many for that very reason. I also get mad when they take out some feature(s), as those are usually the ones I used.
One example: My current XP firewall is about 7 meg. The newest version from the same company is over 35 meg.
I have dropped several virus programs for the same reason -- they become so glutted with unwanted features that they slow the computer to a crawl.
I just recently tried out Avast's version 6 which I had to uninstall. The version 6 has a built-in sandbox program which conflicts with an independent program called Sandboxie. Even turned off, the Avast sandbox causes Sandboxie to not work. I have used Sandboxie for years and would drop Avast before I drop Sandboxie.
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08/17/2011 5:58:56 AM PDT by
TomGuy
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