Quote from: NikoB on June 06, 2024, 12:11:29People who really work never use a crappy windows explorer - there are file managers like Total Commander for that. Any intensive group operations with files are many times slower outside the 2-window scheme and outside developed file managers. Not to mention a bunch of other features in professional managers. I've never used WE in my life except to install TC/Far, after that I don't really care - I never need WE again after installing carefully tuned TC/Far.
Well, roughly how you can use moronic Chrome, except for YouTube, because Google deliberately blocks the normal operation of other browsers on its video hosting, which requires an antitrust investigation - but where is it - US officials - are they corrupt? And a number of sites where moronic developers made the code compatible only with Chrome. In all other cases, Firefox is an order of magnitude more comfortable and better, not to mention the fact that it is actually the only browser where you can disable incorrect cloudy font grayscale smoothing(DirectWrite bug) (сorrect version in XP by default without ClearType - it work in Chrome up to v49 and FF68), as in Chrome (where it cannot be disabled and therefore in 100% of cases spoils the eyesight of everyone who tries in Chrome read texts).
It's true that using a good file manager like Total Commander can greatly enhance productivity compared to Windows Explorer, especially for intensive file operations. Similarly, while Chrome has its advantages, many find Firefox more user-friendly and customizable. If you're looking for ways to
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