How can I make Chrome work on a system with 1GB of memory? It was completely unusable. I simply reverted to seamonkey, and the computer now works so much better.
Honestly, why should I even care that Chrome has more theoretical capabilities? What I'm using works fine, and that's good enough for me. I get where you're coming from as a developer, but for someone like me, it doesn't particularly matter.
Besides, I don't exactly have much trust in Google. I don't feel like reading their stupid-long EULA just to figure out how much of my data they're aggregating.
Also, as mentioned before, the video scaling thing. It's seriously bad. They may have fixed this, though. I've never bothered to check. Pepper Flash always ran like garbage for me anyway.
Not that any of this matters anyway—My primary browser is Seamonkey (or lynx when on mobile.) I just use Firefox for Netflix purposes.
E: Speaking of firefox, why do I have to keep mashing F11 every time I change URLs? Is there a way to fix this? Seamonkey has true fullscreen, where you mouse to the top of the page in order to show the tab bar. Never mind; I figured it out. You have to switch tabs through keyboard commands. While this is less-than-ideal, it's still a perfectly acceptable solution.
