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Bellman 12-02-05 02:54 PM

Firefox 1.5
 
:sunny: Get new Firefox 1.5 - she flies. :|\ :up:

Gizzmoe 12-02-05 02:57 PM

:yep:

http://www.mozilla.com

Hellcat 12-02-05 08:15 PM

Seems to be a lot smoother than 1.07 on my rig, now in the process of switching all 5 compy's over to it :)

Syxx_Killer 12-02-05 09:09 PM

Well, I hope it works better than 1.0.7 did. So far it seems faster. :)

Onkel Neal 12-03-05 12:53 AM

:fff:

gdogghenrikson 12-03-05 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Syxx_Killer
Well, I hope it works better than 1.0.7 did. So far it seems faster. :)

to me it seems no faster and no slower

DAB 12-03-05 04:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens
:fff:

your not a fan? :D

I used Mozilla, then emigrated to Firefox and every time their has been a major upgrade i've noticed the difference. Especially the tabbed interface, can't live without it now.

Saying that, I have found the odd bug or two. I did not appriciate having to re-set up all my accounts in Thunderbird the other day shall we say.

PS. I can also get Firefox in readable Welsh, the extention pack for IE was written by monkeys.

Onkel Neal 12-03-05 08:22 AM

Let me just say, as long as FF can read normal webpage html the same as IE, it's not a problem. But if FF cannot interpret minor html errers and render the page (as IE is able to do) we have a problem, :)

In other words, you were able to read the paragraph above despite the misspelled word "error" and understand the meaning. IE does that with webpages that may have a missing tag here or there. I've found FF cannot do this as well.

kiwi_2005 12-03-05 08:39 AM

Opera 8.51 :rock:

Jesper 12-03-05 09:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens
Let me just say, as long as FF can read normal webpage html the same as IE, it's not a problem. But if FF cannot interpret minor html errers and render the page (as IE is able to do) we have a problem, :)

In other words, you were able to read the paragraph above despite the misspelled word "error" and understand the meaning. IE does that with webpages that may have a missing tag here or there. I've found FF cannot do this as well.

Hmm lets see... 8 reasons why IE is better than FF

1: FF cant render piss poorly written webpages (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
2; FF doesnt support ActiveX (Oh yeah thats sooo bad, no one can root your system)
3: FF uses tabs instead of having your taskbar cluttered with open IE's (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
4: FF lets the world see the source code (Uh oh opensource is sooo bad)
5: FF lets their users write extensions for it (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
6: FF allows the user to completely turn off JavaScripts (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
7: FF isnt as vulnerable as IE (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
8:FF's developers isnt trying to make their own html standards like IE's did

Onkel Neal 12-03-05 01:17 PM

Yeah, well, I'm not going to lose sleep if FF cannot display some of my pee-poor html for you :P

As for the security issues, just wait, the day hackers turn their attention to your browser is coming. You're not trying to tell me FF is 100% secure, are you?

TLAM Strike 12-03-05 01:21 PM

You're going to the same destination, its not the car its the driver... :yep:

gdogghenrikson 12-03-05 01:52 PM

Quote:

Hmm lets see... 8 reasons why IE is better than FF

1: FF cant render pee poorly written webpages (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
2; FF doesnt support ActiveX (Oh yeah thats sooo bad, no one can root your system)
3: FF uses tabs instead of having your taskbar cluttered with open IE's (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
4: FF lets the world see the source code (Uh oh opensource is sooo bad)
5: FF lets their users write extensions for it (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
6: FF allows the user to completely turn off JavaScripts (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
7: FF isnt as vulnerable as IE (Oh yeah thats sooo bad)
8:FF's developers isnt trying to make their own html standards like IE's did
:up:

Quote:

As for the security issues, just wait, the day hackers turn their attention to your browser is coming. You're not trying to tell me FF is 100% secure, are you?
you do make a good point neal

The Avon Lady 12-03-05 02:59 PM

I've got IE. Never bothered with FF. The few nifty features did not convince me to move. The discovered FF secuirty holes was what I expected would happen.

It just isn't worth the bother for me.

And, no, I'm not a Microsoft cheerleader. :nope:

gdogghenrikson 12-03-05 04:13 PM

Quote:

The discovered FF secuirty holes was what I expected would happen.
Isn't that why firewalls and spybot and antivirus were invented

As long as you have the newest updates, I check for those often


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