Chrome and over 1 GB of RAM

Originally posted by smurfy

Originally posted by ChaoticOrder

Originally posted by Juggernog
reply to post by smurfy

 

Did.. you.. say.. AOL?

lol that's what I was wondering. I didn't think there was such a thing as an AOL browser anymore.

AOL UK uses AOL 9.6. AOL UK is a separate company from the US. It works very well, one useful feature is that it retrieves any web page that was not closed when you signed off, once you sign on again. I often have up to ten web pages open, and ready to roll when signing on.

edit on 3-11-2012 by smurfy because: Text.

Firefox does the same thing. Just gotta turn it on in Options.

Humm, an ATSer using chrome ?!? a google browser? Really ?
suprinsing if you consider than since their last privacy policy change, google allow themselves to collect any data your browser is able to collect (among some other things)
I'd advise you to have a little read on www.google.com... (especially the "Local storage" part) if you're not yet convinced to switch to another browser.

Originally posted by Swills
lap tops/netbooks because adding more ram is not an option

Actually adding additional ram to a lot of laptops is easier than it is for desktops, because its often easier to access.

No more complicated to buy either.

Originally posted by polarwarrior

Originally posted by Swills
lap tops/netbooks because adding more ram is not an option

Actually adding additional ram to a lot of laptops is easier than it is for desktops, because its often easier to access.

No more complicated to buy either.

edit on 4-11-2012 by polarwarrior because: (no reason given)

Yeah I was thinking that as I wrote it but a lot of folks don't know how to change the ram in their desktops so changing ram in their lap top is most definitely out of the question

It is easy as pie to change but a lot of people aren't computer savvy and are afraid of breaking their PC's.