What web browser is best for a computer with lower performance?

Question by MacBookBubba: What web browser is best for a computer with lower performance?
I will always a netbook with a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive. What web browser would be best for them?

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Answer by clOwn
google chrome

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5 Responses to “What web browser is best for a computer with lower performance?”

  1. MICHAEL says:

    firefox

    but i keep IE, opera, safary, chrome.
    Try them all, after all they are free

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  2. fixing-pc.com says:

    hey

    With low resources I would choose Google Chrome.

    Regards Andrew

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  3. mr.smoothie6659 says:

    just for others to know don’t let this thread turn into a firefox vs. chrome arena!

    To answer your question first i would try google chrome then try firefox

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  4. Snow says:

    I would use Firefox. Although Chrome might feel faster on some computers, it may be slower on others (especially on slower hardware). Since Chrome runs each tab as a separate process, if one tab crashes the rest won’t. But the downside of this is additional RAM use.

    Of course, if you like to use a lot of extensions and add-ons, Firefox may end up using far more RAM than it does without them.

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  5. Anonymous Ninja says:

    I’m using a netbook with those specs currently.
    I find that Chrome runs alot smoother and faster than the others (yes even when I have 10+ tabs running), however it seems to have problems with javascript on some sites so I keep FireFox as a backup.

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