Yeah that was annoying me last night, scrolling down is fine tho!Quote:
Originally Posted by richard.thomas
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Yeah that was annoying me last night, scrolling down is fine tho!Quote:
Originally Posted by richard.thomas
Hmm... Why make it windows only? That's just unfair.
my colleague was just complaining that it wouldn't even run on his win2k box.Quote:
Originally Posted by localzuk
"Linux and Mac Builds to follow" according to ZDNET. There's not getting away from Windows 95% (or whatever) dominance of the of desktop market. If you release a new web browser and want it to be even marginally sucessful then you must release it for Windows...Quote:
Originally Posted by localzuk
I'm waiting patiently for the Mac version. Until then Opera still reigns supreme.
Dumped it straight away. The web is unusable without adblock. (edugeek excepted ;))
As I'm being nagged :embarassed:, how do you allow ads in just Edugeek?Quote:
Originally Posted by mark
I don't have much issue with ads... Never really notice them that much. Guess I've gone poster blind! The websites I use don't seem to have that many though.
Which browser are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by LeMarchand
Using adblock: click on adblock > in items to block list, top right isQuote:
Originally Posted by LeMarchand
whitelist option > select 'whole site'.
Interesting EULA info on el reg:
Burned by Chrome | The Register
there are ads on edugeek?Quote:
how do you allow ads in just Edugeek?
And at slashdot: Slashdot | Reading Google Chrome's Fine PrintQuote:
Originally Posted by Theblacksheep
I Must say been using this most of today.. and its great. like someone else said if this is what the next versions are going to be like and they dont mess it up like IE i think i will stay with chrome. :D
Fantastic Job!
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