I really like this browser so far. A few quirks that some more intelligent web site design would go a long way towards fixing, but overall a nice browser with the added bonus that it isn't so absolutely full of security holes as IE.
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Mozilla Firefox for web browsing? Priceless.
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What are some other alternatives?
I only know of Internet Explorer, MSN and Kazaa...
Which is the best overall?
(I'll give the one you said a crack.)
I only know of Internet Explorer, MSN and Kazaa...
Which is the best overall?
(I'll give the one you said a crack.)
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I also use Opera.
I have bugbears with all of them.
IE has realtively advanced CSS compatibility, more so than Mozilla (Mozilla, Firebird and Netscape are basically the same browser), but it's script debugging is a bit of a shambles.
Opera has compatability problems as well. Can't access anything with NT security.
I have bugbears with all of them.
IE has realtively advanced CSS compatibility, more so than Mozilla (Mozilla, Firebird and Netscape are basically the same browser), but it's script debugging is a bit of a shambles.
Opera has compatability problems as well. Can't access anything with NT security.
Mozilla is my favourite - either Firefox or the older version.
leon, neither MSN or Kazaa is an internet browser.
Mozilla, Opera, Safari, etc - replace IE.
leon, neither MSN or Kazaa is an internet browser.
Mozilla, Opera, Safari, etc - replace IE.
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You can browse the web in Kazaa, but you can't right click on images to save them.
MSN explorer is great, you don't have it?
MSN Explorer uses IE, as said- it's like saying Windows is a web browser.
Kazaa is a filesharing program that can browse the web a bit.
It's possible to transfer files via MSN, but that doesn't make it a filesharing program.
Or, to use a better analogy for a Collingwood supporter, putting Buckley in the goalsquare doesn't make him a full-forward.
Kazaa is a filesharing program that can browse the web a bit.
It's possible to transfer files via MSN, but that doesn't make it a filesharing program.
Or, to use a better analogy for a Collingwood supporter, putting Buckley in the goalsquare doesn't make him a full-forward.
Firefox is a brilliant browser...it is so bloody fast.
If I'm not using it I use Opera which is also fast, but has mouse functions that are easy to master and make it so much easier to use.
Otherwise, at work, I use IE...which is a big step backwards from the aforementioned browsers.
If I'm not using it I use Opera which is also fast, but has mouse functions that are easy to master and make it so much easier to use.
Otherwise, at work, I use IE...which is a big step backwards from the aforementioned browsers.
At a lot of other forums i post at people use Avant Browser so i have given it a try and i havent used IE since. It is an awesome browser. In built pop up killer, multiple windows in the one program. Excellent features.
go to www.download.com then search for Avant Browser. Excellent browser.
go to www.download.com then search for Avant Browser. Excellent browser.
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I use Netscape 7.1... I like it.
How does Firefox compare?
How does Firefox compare?
Avant Browser has that. Does urs have a in built pop up killer? I know Avant does.
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Netscape 7.1 has tabs.
Firefox does indeed have a built-in popup killer, as does more or less everything except IE.
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I'm a firefox fan as well. Just discovered extensions, learning how to use and configure the mouse gestures one.
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netscape uses the mozilla suit (NOT firefox) source code, effectlivly all netscape does is add their own stuff (e.g. aim(?)), i would suggest you rather use Mozilla Suit rather then Netscape and even better yet use: firefox for browsing and thunderbird for email
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I've noticed that too. I'll see if I can tweak anything.
One thing I notice is that if I click on a link in Outlook it opens Firefox and also a Windows file browse box to find a web browser.
Strange, thought I, so I just browsed to Firefox and selected the EXE.
Now whenever I clink on a link in Outlook I get TWO windows.
I suspect more an Outlook problem than a Firefox problem.
I'm loathe to move to Thunderbird as I have tons of rules and e-mail accounts set up for various web sites I run. Does Thunderbird import those like Firefox imports your IE faves and cookies?
One thing I notice is that if I click on a link in Outlook it opens Firefox and also a Windows file browse box to find a web browser.
Strange, thought I, so I just browsed to Firefox and selected the EXE.
Now whenever I clink on a link in Outlook I get TWO windows.
I suspect more an Outlook problem than a Firefox problem.
I'm loathe to move to Thunderbird as I have tons of rules and e-mail accounts set up for various web sites I run. Does Thunderbird import those like Firefox imports your IE faves and cookies?
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