what do you mean, sign into chrome?

scriptgirl said:

what do you mean, sign into chrome?

Ace is right if you have a Chrome account (I'm sure you do if you have a YouTube account) than you should be able to sign in to your Google account even it you've unistalled Chrome. Uninstall and than reinstall sign in and your favorites should still be there.

I hate Chrome. I bought a brand new HP Pavilion with kapsersky anti-virus installed. The guy at Best Buy said that was the best. But what do I know?

Since firefox began to crash all the time I figured I'd try chrome. Now all it does is crash constantly. If I have 3 windows open they all crash. It's slow...someone please tell me what browser is better than this garbage.

noimageatall said:

I hate Chrome. I bought a brand new HP Pavilion with kapsersky anti-virus installed. The guy at Best Buy said that was the best. But what do I know?

Since firefox began to crash all the time I figured I'd try chrome. Now all it does is crash constantly. If I have 3 windows open they all crash. It's slow...someone please tell me what browser is better than this garbage.

I still think of downgrading Firefox back to 2.0. Fuck security update problems.

Timmy84 said:

noimageatall said:

I hate Chrome. I bought a brand new HP Pavilion with kapsersky anti-virus installed. The guy at Best Buy said that was the best. But what do I know?

Since firefox began to crash all the time I figured I'd try chrome. Now all it does is crash constantly. If I have 3 windows open they all crash. It's slow...someone please tell me what browser is better than this garbage.

I still think of downgrading Firefox back to 2.0. Fuck security update problems.

I know. I never had all those problems with ff until they began all that 'upgrade' crap.

noimageatall said:

Timmy84 said:

I still think of downgrading Firefox back to 2.0. Fuck security update problems.

I know. I never had all those problems with ff until they began all that 'upgrade' crap.

I love how they force you to upgrade too.

Timmy84 said:

noimageatall said:

I know. I never had all those problems with ff until they began all that 'upgrade' crap.

I love how they force you to upgrade too.

Yeah..upgrade or else... then...

Check your add blocker options on affected pages. And as others have stated uninstall your add ons then reinstall.

noimageatall said:

Timmy84 said:

I love how they force you to upgrade too.

Yeah..upgrade or else... then...

Yeah they some gangstas lol

WARNING: DOING THIS MAY EXPOSE YOUR SYSTEM TO SECURITY VULNERABILITIES

(Software updates are important for many reasons. Security is a big one!)

Make sure you have the latest version of Chrome installed. This will have the latest Flash Version as it's built into Chrome.

Download and Run the Flash Uninstaller for your system here:

http://helpx.adobe.com/fl...ndows.html

Download and Run an Achived Flash Player from here (I am using 11.1.102.63 at home)

http://helpx.adobe.com/fl...sions.html

Disable the embedded Chome Flash player here (leave the one you just installed enabled, though!):

chome://plugins

Check YouTube and see if you're still getting those skipping problems.

Post results.

Thanks guys-things are fine now!

i would never again use any google browser google has made headlines lately for the fact that they abuse your data, re-selling it to marketers who will tag you online.

use 'startpage' search engine. it does not record your searches or log your IP address.

XxAxX said:

i would never again use any google browser google has made headlines lately for the fact that they abuse your data, re-selling it to marketers who will tag you online.

use 'startpage' search engine. it does not record your searches or log your IP address.

Most people who are worried about private browsing will run Firefox with Ad-Block Plus/Easylist and Ghostery plug-ins, disable Javascript, and use DuckDuckGo as their Search engine.

If you're really worried about security, you can use the Tor Bundle for proxied internet access, but that really slows your internet browsing down and has other "issues."

Dauphin said:

XxAxX said:

i would never again use any google browser google has made headlines lately for the fact that they abuse your data, re-selling it to marketers who will tag you online.

use 'startpage' search engine. it does not record your searches or log your IP address.

Most people who are worried about private browsing will run Firefox with Ad-Block Plus/Easylist and Ghostery plug-ins, disable Javascript, and use DuckDuckGo as their Search engine.

If you're really worried about security, you can use the Tor Bundle for proxied internet access, but that really slows your internet browsing down and has other "issues."

In addition you could try SRWare Iron http://download.cnet.com/...89248.html

They dont share anything with google and is just as fast as Chrome.