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Old 03-29-2013, 09:20 AM   #58
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In the real world I am a professional network administrator and as a part of the job I have encountered a lot of what is been talked about here, each web browser has its good points and its bad points as I have found on the job:

Firefox: Yeah this one to slow down as it consumes clock cycles the newer PCs tend to be a lot better about running Firefox;

IE: This one is generally avoided because its not stable and has a nasty habit of crashing PCs

Safari: Generally avoided as its widely acknowledged as the slowest web browser of them all

Chrome: Our choice for web browsers
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