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mikey4444 | 08:00 Sat 19th May 2012 | Internet
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I am getting fed up with the continual problems that I am having with Internet Explorer, and I am thinking of changing to Google Chrome.

But what I want to know is, if I do change over, will I lose the info that I have on IE ? For instance, I have loads of sites stored in my "Favourites" folder. Will this folder be saved abd reappear on Chrome ?

I just want to ensure that I don't bugger up my PC altogether if I make the change!
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I changed from Firefox to Chrome - Chrome allowed me to import all my favourites etc...just out of interest, which version of IE are you using...and, you don't have to delete IE if you don't want to - just set Chrome as the default browser...so if anything does go wrong you can default back to IE.
When you first start up Chrome, you will be asked if you want to import favourites from another browser, problem solved. IE will still retain your favourites as well.
Passwords are not imported though, so you need to remember them for the first time of use on Chrome.
I am just doing the same from Firefox, because of the AB cache problems on FF12.

What I want to know is how to block adverts on Chrome.
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Its IE 9. Hardly a day goes by when it doesn't freeze, or just switch itself off. If I go out and come back to the screen a few hours later, its says that "it has closed unexpectantly" etc. I access my emails through IE9 as well and sometimes they just "freeze" in the middle of writing a new email, and I have no option but to do a cold boot.

I have always had the odd problem, ever since I first used a PC back in 1995, but it has gotten much worse this last year.

Perhaps I will try Chrome and see what happens.

Considering how much Mr Gates is making, you would think he and his boffins would try to sort this problem out, wouldn't you ?

Thanks for your reply.
Use the ADBLOCK extension...
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In Chrome go Spanner/settings/extensions and go and get 'Adblock'

ps: don't tell the AB Editor ☺
I like Chrome very much, the only problem I can't solve is the lack of ability to get multiple contacts list to appear when sending gmail messages. See my link Friday may 18th.
Fantastic, Thanks Alice.

I had to laugh as there was an option called Catblock, which replaces all adverts with cat pictures
What version of IE9 are you using ? If you have a 64 bit version of Windows then you must use the 32 bit one as the 64 bit doesn't work. Most of the issues being experienced with it relate to it not being configured correctly ie managing your add ons and running all sites in compatiability mode and using software aceleration instead of hardware if you are using on board graphics.

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