I am a big fan of Firefox and my computer is getting on in years so I am unwilling to download new browser software but Google's new browser seems interesting (I'm also a big fan of Google). I had to chuckle, however, at the self-importance of this headline, "MS Dominance Thwarts Google Browser’s Foray." Korea isn't really the centre of the world, guys.
The article is a little more evenhanded, describing the troubles Chrome has in Korea. The article then goes on to describe upcoming trouble Korean web designers will face; the possible phasing out of Active-X. I don't know much about ActiveX, except that it can be a path for viruses and other problems.
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Hi, I'm Kwandongbrian (& surprises aplenty).
I moved from Gangwon province in January 2010. I still add content here occasionally but my main blog is now:
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After five years, this blog seems to be about Korea, Gangwondo, Human powered travel, the environment, my son and ESL. Oh, and me.
Enjoy.
After five years, this blog seems to be about Korea, Gangwondo, Human powered travel, the environment, my son and ESL. Oh, and me.
Enjoy.
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1 comment:
I've been using Chrome for a few days and it's working well. It loads web pages quickly and I haven't had any major problems. I could only set up a Korean version of the program and I'm not sure how to get back to the 'speed dial' page once I've done some surfing. There's probably an easy way I just haven't seen. Chrome also seems to work with Korean websites, and Firefox doesn't. I haven't tried online shopping on a Korean site yet.
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