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[Smiling Spectre]

If you are in Windows, you'll always have Internet Explorer in your system, Yoga.

There is only one other option, as far as I know - Firefox.

All others are Chromiums now (i.e. Chrome engine without all Chrome features). Not recommended.

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

If you are in Windows, you'll always have Internet Explorer in your system, Yoga.

There is only one other option, as far as I know - Firefox.

All others are Chromiums now (i.e. Chrome engine without all Chrome features). Not recommended.

Spacibo, SS.

But am i wrong to remember You

" Yoga, I never used till now Firefox"'

with meaning

i dunno what is Firefox (this is my feeling).

[Smiling Spectre]

Totally right - I still doesn't use FF, except some obvious exclusions (seems, it's only browser that still works on my WinXP right in some cases). But is it hinders me to note that there is no others? No.

[yoga]

So the eternal question is:

To be or not to be?

In my case - delete/not delete Chrome?

Well, well.

If i am sure that in case of wrong decision My Restore Point option will solve

problem i imm. will delete Chrome, creating in advance New R. point.

We are speaking about W 7 Pro 32-bit version now.

[Smiling Spectre]

It's free and can be downloaded right from the site, Yoga, in case of emergency.

What's wrong with Chrome, BTW?

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

It's free and can be downloaded right from the site, Yoga, in case of emergency.

What's wrong with Chrome, BTW?

My feeling is that Chrome and FB(I) are fuc-ed spies.

Google aslo.

So i deleted my 5 (five) gmail accounts immediately.

Gmail cried:

-It is not bla-bla, it is serious.-

yoga:

- Get out, blyad.

I removed my PC camera.

No W 10 because of same reason.

No one social, nazi networks membership.

[Japo]

Haha. It's true that the business model of Google and Facebook is spyware. Most literate people realize this by now; little point in these companies trying to hide the fact any longer. Nothing wrong with it if you don't mind selling out your private data in exchange for a "free" service, which most illiterate people do every day specially via mobile apps and email.

Anyway. If you need Chrome again it would be easier, and have less impact on your system, to re-download and install it again, rather than attempting a Windows system restore. Moreover this latter option would not be enough to bring Chrome back again into functionality.

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by yoga

So the eternal question is:

To be or not to be?

In my case - delete/not delete Chrome?

Well, well.

If i am sure that in case of wrong decision My Restore Point option will solve

problem i imm. will delete Chrome, creating in advance New R. point.

We are speaking about W 7 Pro 32-bit version now.

You could use Disk Cloning Software as Backup. Please read here and here. They are safer, better and more reliable than System Restore.