How many search engines can I have on my computer?
I have always used Windows with Explorer until a few months ago when Explorer crashed and I had no disk to reload it. Then I remembered that I had previously downloaded a version of Firefox. So I started using it. And it was a bit strange, because I had used Explorer for so long. So I decided to get experimental and downloaded a version of Safari for Windows. Then I realized I also had a version of that new Google Chrome. I even downloaded Explorer again. (It's a miracle my computer hasn't exploded.) So I just started experimenting with each search engine to decide which one I like the best. Because Explorer had gotten so slow, or at least it seemed like it to me. I really don't want to be stuck without a search engine either, if mine crashes again. What is your advice?
Right now I have: Windows Explorer, Safari for Windows, Google Chrome, and of course, Mozilla Firefox (I think it has Google Chrome built in). But I decided that I like Firefox the best! There are so many great add-ons, and I love the tabs too! But I think that can be my downfall, because it eventually slows my computer down. And I add so many that I find that I have doubled up on many things. But my main question is: HOW MANY SEARCH ENGINES CAN I HAVE ON MY COMPUTER AND IT STILL RUN AT PEAK PERFORMANCE?
Thanks,
Pam B.
Right now I have: Windows Explorer, Safari for Windows, Google Chrome, and of course, Mozilla Firefox (I think it has Google Chrome built in). But I decided that I like Firefox the best! There are so many great add-ons, and I love the tabs too! But I think that can be my downfall, because it eventually slows my computer down. And I add so many that I find that I have doubled up on many things. But my main question is: HOW MANY SEARCH ENGINES CAN I HAVE ON MY COMPUTER AND IT STILL RUN AT PEAK PERFORMANCE?
Thanks,
Pam B.
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Try this extension for Firefox to see if it improves tab loading time for you.
Also, if you have ChatZilla installed in Firefox, you can enter this command into it, then just do either
/session
or
/session last
to display a single new tab listing the current pages open in all your tabs, or the ones you had open last session.
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i am experimenting the same by trying other browsers. Firefox and Googl cherome are faster than the old faithful Internet Explorer. Microsoft seems to want us to only use their software
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