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[Smiling Spectre]

Originally Posted by yoga

Sorry - MiranDa

Yes, it is it.

Now all you need is to set the needed protocols (main menu - components - Steam, for example), then start it with your name and password!

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

Yes, it is it.

Now all you need is to set the needed protocols (main menu - components - Steam, for example), then start it with your name and password!

[Capo]

Originally Posted by yoga

Dear Capo,

but You do not know that yoga is absolutely crazy?

Mama mia!

Some times i start not 1, not 2 but 3 browsers at once:

Maxhton, Opera, Firefox (Safari)



I am rich (of memory)...

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Capo

Mio amichi,

Thank You for the link.

I installed one of the programs and now know
every moment all about my memory.

Viva l'Italia !!!

per sempre

[yoga]

OFF

OFF

OFF

The last Opera browser has incorporated

VPN!

Just have to switch on, clicking on its small icon!!

I did it.

I have tried many browsers and always get back to Chrome. It just feels the most working one and the fastest one. Maybe not the most privacy-friendly though

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Japo

Haha the question is do you have any browser left on your pc after you go through with such wilful act. As long as you do you will have no problem to visit AB again.

I've tried them all myself, IE Firefox Opera Chrome... now Firefox again

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.

Originally Posted by 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.

With all due respect, (Emperor) Japo(deis) and SuperMod (Superhero) Spectre(man) , I think you forget to cite SeaMonkey.

According to Wikipedia, “SeaMonkey is a free and open-source Internet suite. It is the continuation of the former Mozilla Application Suite, based on the same source code, which itself grew out of Netscape Communicator and formed the base of Netscape 6 and Netscape 7.”

SeaMonkey have many Add-ons like Mozilla Firefox:

• Adblock Plus;

• NoScript;

• Session Manager;

• Too bad they do not have Flashblock.

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by yoga

Thanks, Amigo,

Por favor,

acepte mis sinceras felicitaciones que Spain ocupa el primer lugar en el

grupo.
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Yes, every one user of Windows has integrated IE.

I never use IE.

I have Firefox but use it at 2%.

I have Chrome and do not use it.

Yesterday i deleted Opera which lies that i have integrated VPN with it.

i use now the chinese browser Maxthone. I like it.

I follow the idea that

Much less programs is much better.

I have now 46 installed programs incl. game Witcher 2. You?

Dear (H)yoga,

Please read an article about Maxthone on Wikipedia. “Better be safe than sorry.”

[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.

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by 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.

Unfortunately, there is nothing we can about...

I use my Contact List and Calendar on Google, Outlook and Yahoo! to sync with Smartphone and Tablet.