Best Browser for the Note 10.1?

[jcp007]

Recently, I had my home page get distorted. It looks like someone chopped it in thirds and pasted the bottom third in the middle. Is this the browser or something weird with the OS or something to do with my home Page which is comcast's website.

If it is the browser, I was thinking of trying Dolphin, Skyfire or Opera. Any thoughts?

Sent From My Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet

 

[Nimocone]

Have you rebooted or tried to set a different web page (like Google) as your homepage? I haven't tried any other browsers but Firefox and I find it quite speedy.

 

[jcp007]

Changed homepage to Google. We will see. Anyone else tried a browser other than the stock one?

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[DAS]

Changed homepage to Google. We will see. Anyone else tried a browser other than the stock one?

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I use Chrome. Syncs up nicely since I use Chrome at work as well.

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[NickA]

Changed homepage to Google. We will see. Anyone else tried a browser other than the stock one?

I use Chrome too. I have a Nexus 7 and got used to using it, so I put it on the Note and set it as my default browser. Like @DAS said, it syncs up nicely with Chrome for the desktop, and Chrome on my GNex.

 

[StuartV]

I have only used stock on my Note, so far, 'cause I wanted to "learn" it first. But, I've been using Dolphin on my phones and TouchPad (with CM9) for a while and been very happy with it.

Remember, stock is the only one that will do split screen.

 

[jlschulz]

I swear by Dolphin, best one out there. Only the stock one does lsplit screen however.

 

[barskin]

I have nothing to add. I just wanted to post my first message using my new Note.

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[gregory_opera]

Opera Software's "Opera" browser is incredibly secure and has a "Turbo" function, which compresses data and speeds-up Page loads, meaning faster browsing and less data...

The thing that really sets it apart for me though, is Opera Link which not only synchronizes various settings and data between Opera on the computer and mobile devices, but maintains the folder structure of one's bookmarks - helpful when your bookmarks are in the hundreds or thousands!


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