ySense Customer Care Corner

#1 by cashstripped » Mon Mar 05, 2012 08:14

Hello peeps and staff of CS,
Just replaced my old laptop and I'm curious to know what's the best browser that fits smoothly with ClixSense toolbar.Thanks.
Happy Monday!

#2 by casey86 » Mon Mar 05, 2012 08:17

cashstripped wrote: Hello peeps and staff of CS,
Just replaced my old laptop and I'm curious to know what's the best browser that fits smoothly with ClixSense toolbar.Thanks.
Happy Monday!

As far as the "best" I do not know but you can't go wrong with FireFox.

#3 by mutchy126 » Mon Mar 05, 2012 08:38

I use Google Chrome. I really like it!

#4 by rlutia66 » Mon Mar 05, 2012 08:43

Me too, most of the time, even if toolbar is not quite ok (most of other sites are translated beyond the baseline or are overlapped by it)
Sometimes I use Mozilla, and this is quite good but Chrome is faster.
... And very rare Internet Explorer or even Safari.

#5 by cashstripped » Mon Mar 05, 2012 11:48

Ok....many thanks. I'm a Chrome diehard(I prefer lightning than a snail) even though it made my old computer crash too many times. But with my new laptop I thought of using Chrome only for my searches and try FireFox this time for PTC surfing. I had problems downloading FF to my old one and still haven't figured it out why so I really do not know if it would work well with other extensions I've already have installed in Chrome.

#6 by SimonSeirup » Mon Mar 05, 2012 11:59

I have been trying all the browsers, for some time, IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, and and I prefer Firefox, because its as fast if not faster than chrome, and there is alot of add-ons that makes the browser handy for alot of things. The toolbar also works perfect in Firefox.

#7 by H3ATH3R_ » Mon Mar 05, 2012 12:41

I use both chrome and firefox every day equally but I only use firefox for ClixSense.

Heather

#8 by oberder » Mon Mar 05, 2012 13:46

Going Firefox here too

#9 by Eddie267 » Mon Mar 05, 2012 14:03

Chrome.

#10 by Kreacher » Mon Mar 05, 2012 14:29

Every browser has its pros and cons. Some browsers depend on the operating system you use. Windows, Linux, Mac and such.

Mozillia offers two browsers. Firefox, of course, but there is also SeaMonkey.

Quote:SeaMonkey® is the all-in-one application formerly known as the "Mozilla Application Suite", containing a web browser, a mail and newsgroups client, an HTML editor, web development tools, and an IRC chat client.

#11 by oberder » Tue Mar 06, 2012 10:59

Speaking about browsers, anyone tried Pale Moon?

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