

However, apart from these features, Google Chrome also experiences some glitches just like any other browser like virus attacks, crashes, slowing down, and many more.

Google Chrome is the number one choice of many users because of its features like stellar performance, support for add-ons, easy to use interface, fast speed, and many more.

Chrome’s source code is not available for any personal use. It is also the main component of Chrome OS, where it serves as the platform for web apps. All major platforms like Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android support Google Chrome. It is freely available to download and to use. It is a cross-platform web browser released, developed, and maintained by Google. It's just in this one respect that I think a mistake has been made, and hopefully it can be relatively easily reverted to the old layout.Out of the many web browsers available like Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, the widely used one is Google Chrome. Many thanks for all who have put their hard work into Foxit - it's really very much appreciated. Again, therefore, it doesn't seem to make any sense. by having two documents side by side in split screen mode). However, I suspect that most people with wide enough monitors that they wouldn't notice this, would be likely to try to USE the available space that monitor gives them (e.g. I wondered at first whether this change might make more sense for users with very wide monitors (who therefore maybe don't mind if a big panel pops up at the side of their document). You then have to manually close the format box, and re-find the point you were reading, which really disrupts the flow of work.Īs others have said, the old layout - with the format options being shown under one of the tabs on the "ribbon" at the top of the screen - was far superior. That has a particularly disruptive effect, as it re-sizes the document, meaning that you lose your place in the thing you're reading. It means that every time you want to add an annotation (which is something I probably do every few minutes when using Foxit), this huge panel pops up, squashing the pane which actually contains the document that you're trying to view by a massive degree. Can I add another vote against the new format tab! I'm another long-time Foxit user and evangelist amongst my friends, but this change is very unhelpful.
