Has any one used this Browers program Iron

big_al_41

13 years ago

Has any one used this program called Iron ware I think? It says that it's better then Chrome ??

Here is a link that might be useful: Ware Iron

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Richard (Vero Beach, Florida)
13 years ago
I've used it in Linux and would again if I had resort to a second browser. As for usability, it seemed identical to Google Chrome.

I haven't used it for a long time. I'm just not a fan of any of the Chromium based browsers. Just a personal preference.

I thought I had heard they were not keeping Iron updated very well but it looks like I may have heard wrong.

I got mine directly from here, not that it should matter.

It's easy enough to try it and see.
not2bright
13 years ago
I used to use it and was happy with it, though it was a bit behind in its updates (trying to catch up to Chrome's releases as quickly as possible). Although I use FF almost exclusively these days, I do have Comodo Dragon (another Chromium 'incarnation') and am happy using it and prefer it to Iron, probably because it's put out by a more well-known, reputable company than the more obscure Iron.

FWIW, after leaving Iron I did find an article (at the filterjoe.com web site) evaluating browsers in 2011 and found a link to a site exposing some "controversy" around the browser. It purports to reveal the motive(s) of the creator of the browser. Not that that has anything to do with the quality of the browser itself.

Here is a link that might be useful: Comodo Dragon
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