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Amazing. O_O
Do you know what I'm testing?
Internet explorer 9 (why? because for the few sites IE was required for, IE8 was driving me insane with its various issues, but worst of all was the jumping textbox issue. IE9... fixed that.) I am amazed. And happy. And also consequently even more amazed.
It also does a better job with displaying what is being linked to than its predecessor.
Not much of a fan for minimalistic interfaces that have everything /useful/ shoveled away under buttloads of menus, but considering pretty much every web browser is going that way today... oh well. Just re-enable it all I suppose.
But still, by no means am I migrating away from firefox. Though /completely/ removing the status bar was a moronic idea I must say. /disabling/ it should have been sufficient.
>.<
Testing something
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but it's still an improvement over IE8 (which IMO was a regression from IE7, functionally speaking >.>) so you have to give them credit for at least that XD
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Yeah, you can't say they aren't trying.
The one thing I dislike about FF is that it's so damn bloated. It consumes ten times as much memory as any other programs with only a few tabs open.
Also it breaks any fullscreen applications that try to run while it's minimized for some reason.
The one thing I dislike about FF is that it's so damn bloated. It consumes ten times as much memory as any other programs with only a few tabs open.
Also it breaks any fullscreen applications that try to run while it's minimized for some reason.
[schilcote] It doesn't have to be good, it just has to not be "wow is that the only thing you could think of" bad
You know, and I am sorry for saying this, those of you that will start screaming soon...
Statistically speaking, it is a certainty that at least 10,00+ people, possibly over 100,000 people still use Netscape Navigator.
Personally, I'm on FF3, which usually almost works....tried Opera, didn't like it....tried Chrome, but it doesn't do some things I need my browser to....so basically I'm waiting and hoping that FF4 (which is in Beta right now) is less bloated than 3, but still as capable.
Right...so, Wolfy....give us a rundown on what MS really shouldn't have done this time? I did that once for IE8, but gave up shortly after listing "Starting the project in the first place".....
Statistically speaking, it is a certainty that at least 10,00+ people, possibly over 100,000 people still use Netscape Navigator.
Personally, I'm on FF3, which usually almost works....tried Opera, didn't like it....tried Chrome, but it doesn't do some things I need my browser to....so basically I'm waiting and hoping that FF4 (which is in Beta right now) is less bloated than 3, but still as capable.
Right...so, Wolfy....give us a rundown on what MS really shouldn't have done this time? I did that once for IE8, but gave up shortly after listing "Starting the project in the first place".....
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Firefox rules. Simple as that.
And, there's even a nice Transcendence themed persona for it, created by yours truly .
I tried FF4 Beta, way, way back in the early days, but it disabled my anti virus, so I didn't use it again.
The few times I did use FF4, it was quite swish and nice, and I rather liked how the toolbars were hidden under the firefox button.
And, there's even a nice Transcendence themed persona for it, created by yours truly .
I tried FF4 Beta, way, way back in the early days, but it disabled my anti virus, so I didn't use it again.
The few times I did use FF4, it was quite swish and nice, and I rather liked how the toolbars were hidden under the firefox button.
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I use a minimalistic and highly configurable browser called luakit. For everything else i use google chrome, because, well... i don't give a damn and it is a really nice browser.
For web development i use FF ofc... firebug is indispensable
For web development i use FF ofc... firebug is indispensable
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alterecco wrote:I use a minimalistic and highly configurable browser called luakit. For everything else i use google chrome, because, well... i don't give a damn and it is a really nice browser.
For web development i use FF ofc... firebug is indispensable
I use Chrome and firefox for everything...
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I tried Chrome....I just didn't like it. There wasn't anything actually wrong with it, it just didn't quite gel with me, if you know what I mean.Ttech wrote:
I use Chrome and firefox for everything...
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You don't like random pictures as your Chrome theme? Its like if Firefox dropped theme support and just used Firefox Personas. It would be about the same really.Jeoshua wrote:Chrome is also natively multithreaded. That means it works freaking awesome on multi-core processors, unlike other programs.
Too bad it's skinning engine, which you can't shut off, sucks so much.
Yeah, chrome does work awesomely on my dual-core....
The big annoyance is I cannot remove IE8 from my computer....I have tried...THREE TIMES.
And vista always claims to have done it. <_<
The big annoyance is I cannot remove IE8 from my computer....I have tried...THREE TIMES.
And vista always claims to have done it. <_<
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