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After going about one week trying to fix issue gave up. Settled for Firefox and seems to be compatible. Really hate Windows 10, but PC was upgraded by someone else.
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Jefferson, you red-headed tombstoneā¦it's time for you to call GEEK SQUAD! 1-800-433-5778!!!
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In my scope of viewing online and people offline, the majority hate Windows 10. It's so user-unfreindly, ugly, and problamatic, people have downgraded to previous versions of Windows. The local city agencies downgraded as well. I had the displeasure of working with Windows 10 trying to fix a friend's computer and adjust all the crappy settings it comes with, including invasive privacy settings, and Windows 10 is plain Godawful. What a horrible, horrible, horrible Windows version. I also experienced another Godaful program, the new Internet Explorer version, Edge. Designed I think, to just piss people off and make things hard to impossible to find or deal with. More than once I had to inform my friend of new disappointments with the two, from there is no longer a Favorites for IE or that the Windows 10 did away with the address book, so I wasn't able to put it on the new computer for him to access. Surprise! It seems they're trying to bridge the gap between uninformed computer-ignorant iPhone users to non-phone/iPadd computers. If this is what newbies want, fuck me with a wet noodle.
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I would recommend you give Vivaldi a go - I've been using it for about 6 months now and much prefer it to Chrome. Chrome just kept crashing. Vivaldi is from the folks who created Opera, which I never used, I'm finding it very stable and customizable.
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Don't understand that. I'm using Vivaldi & occasionally Chrome both on Windows 10 - even after the anniversary update - which I admit was a pain to download and integrate!
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I avoid Chrome- Even in Private Browsing mode, it remembers all sorts of stuff about you and your browsing session. It's a lie, basically. I recommend Firefox- private browsing that is truly private. Or better yet, Cyberfox- Firefox source code recompiled for true 64-bit operation (and even more serious about your privacy). I've used Firefox and then Cyberfox for years now and I don't ever recall any kind of problem with it.
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