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Personally I use Chrome on win 10 with no issues. 

 

Perhaps your loyalty to win 3.1 is the issue here, not browser performance.

 

Are you holding out for a coal fired cpu to speed things up even more? That way when things slow down you can just shovel faster. 

 

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51 minutes ago, steven100 said:

I had Firefox which I just got fed up with as I couldn't do anything

In fact, Firefox is the only browser that you can modify to suit your needs.

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3 hours ago, Vacuum said:

In fact, Firefox is the only browser that you can modify to suit your needs.

maybe correct ....   but to be honest firefox just got so slow it would take ages to open a page so I trashed it.  I did try everything ... reinstall ... ad ons blocked, safe mode, ...  nothing was good...

nothing even came close to K-Meleon ....  

I don't care if it's 5 years or 10 years old .... it's fast and I can ad privacy and protection .... that's fine for me ....

It is super fast IMO    !!!   which the Firefox, IE , Opera could not do becuase they have to many things hanging off them .... 

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Take it easy. A couple of milliseconds more to open a page, what the hell.

 

SSD and loads of RAM make boot up faster...........by how much, go make a cuppa while it boots in the morning, then don't turn it off again.

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WIndows XP is no longer supported by Microsoft, I would at least upgrade to WIn 7 before experimenting with browsers. 

 

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On 2/1/2019 at 8:27 PM, Stocky said:

You might like to try Netscape Navigator, easy on resources

i know this is being sarcastic but..

small applications, sure. I still use original Winamp 2.95 from 2003 with quite a few addons..

any version after that was bloatware (this one uses average of 20 MB of memory WITH the song loaded in memory)

but for a browser? I wouldn't do it due to security issues.

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