The Google Chrome browser is designed to be lightweight in comparison to what it perceives are bloated offerings from Microsoft and Mozilla among others.
For some, however, it's too lightweight.
So if you've put off switching due to Chrome lacking key features that you've come to rely on in other web browsers, then read on to discover 10 easy ways you can plug the functionality gap.
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Ditch it and just use Firefox in the first place.
...that this article doesn't mention the support of Greasemonkey in Chrome, which is critical for ad-blocking.
I use Chrome except for certain pages that it doesnt support.
but I'm so used to Firefox that I don't really use it. One day I'll probably switch, though. It's just a matter of time.
which uses more ram?