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It does if you launch Chrome in Incognito. Then it's 100% Incognito, full time, all the time.Incognito mode doesn't work ALL the time
Seems you're the ignorant one here. It used to be the case that ads were only hidden, but it now prevents ads from loading. Just like Firefox's AdBlock.No, it doesn't. It only hides Ads and is physically incapable of blocking scripts until Google provides the necessary APIs. Stop being ignorant.
Google appears to be focusing on more important things with Chrome at this time. Perhaps Microsoft feels that being to render a thousand fish moving from side to side at high frame rates is critically important to the average user's browsing experience, but Google appears less concerned about it.Did they fix their incredibly shitty hardware acceleration with this release yet?
Adblock is fine, you just can't use adblock on [H].
The fanboys flaming each other over which browser they use is cute. Who the fuck cares what browser you use; It displays the same Internet.![]()
And ignorant statement of the day goes to....
Gotta love the internet...it's a place where you can call someone ignorant without getting your grill jacked.No, it doesn't. It only hides Ads and is physically incapable of blocking scripts until Google provides the necessary APIs. Stop being ignorant.
What? Why not?
Incognito mode doesn't work ALL the time. Opera lets me stay in normal mode but doesn't keep any history and doesn't have any drop down of what sites I've been to or what I've searched. Then I can have it remember passwords and other important things that I like. So far Opera is my browser of choice it looks like that won't be changing anytime soon![]()
If only opera was faster
Opera has had the things other browsers claim and shout about way before they did. Like the developer console.
It was the only browser for AJAX debugging a while back.
Google appears to be focusing on more important things with Chrome at this time. Perhaps Microsoft feels that being to render a thousand fish moving from side to side at high frame rates is critically important to the average user's browsing experience, but Google appears less concerned about it.
Gotta love the internet...it's a place where you can call someone ignorant without getting your grill jacked.
I have no idea what the current state is of hardware acceleration in Chrome. It might be fantastic; it might be terrible. The reason I don't know, though, is assumably because there is no advantage in me knowing.So no then, its still amazingly shitty?
a bunch of squeeky junior high nerds furiously pounding on their keyboards.