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Ie7
Posted: 25-10-2006 07:55
by DavidM
firefox actually needs to do something special now, if they wanna keep up with IE7...

microsoft learned their lesson by feeling the pressure i guess
Posted: 25-10-2006 08:39
by beefsack
funny this thread popped up, just installed firefox 2 today its looking pretty swanky, but yeah good to see microsoft heading in the right direction with IE.
Posted: 25-10-2006 09:51
by DavidM
firefox 2?
not heard of it. what does it do?
can i install over firefox 1 and it will keep EVERYTHING?

Posted: 25-10-2006 10:18
by BunnyS
lol they have prices on some of their add on's like spam filters etc
Can't see myself going back to ... i.e
*shudder*
but certianly looks much better
Posted: 25-10-2006 13:43
by priior
firefox 2 official release date was yesterday!
the diffcerence between ff and ie is that ff have a lot of ppl working on daily with often automatic updates.
Posted: 25-10-2006 13:56
by Fragger
DavidM firefox actually needs to do something special now, if they wanna keep up with IE7...

Funny... Firefox doesn't have to do anything at all other than to keep its browser's security tighter. Keep up with IE7 you say? Microsoft wishes it was anyway close to Mozilla.
p.s: Firefox's new update is more like fixing a compatibility issue rather than adding a new feature. Doubt most Firefox users know the difference between web 1.0 and 2.0.
Posted: 25-10-2006 15:25
by beefsack
DavidM wrote:
firefox 2?
not heard of it. what does it do?
can i install over firefox 1 and it will keep EVERYTHING?
it kept my bookmarks, extensions and search engines, dunno about history

seems it just installs over the top though...
inline spell checker for forms is pretty cool
Posted: 25-10-2006 16:56
by The_One
I find IE7 pretty horrible. Why can't you remove the back, forward, refresh and stop buttons? I have no use for them. Just takes up space the address bar could use.
Also, why can't I have the menu toolbar on the same row as the address bar? Am I missing something? It's the same reason I refuse to give Opera a serious go.
Posted: 25-10-2006 17:34
by speedy
when was the last time they added an original feature to ie
Posted: 29-10-2006 00:12
by DavidM
it's a user friendliness issue.
i personally hate user friendly programs....because they are aiming for BLOODY FUCKING NOOBS WITH NO CLUE ABOUT ANYTHING....and how these programs work make no more real sense. windows is generally going that direction but it keeps unlimited options to keep things making sense. but my mother (no fucking clue) can handle that unlogic shit, so they are sorta doing it right
anyway what i wanted to say: they try to keep IE the very simple noob-way.
many options and stuff scare people away.
<3
plus they dont have a reason to worry about people not using their browser. they buy their operating system and IE is for free anyway...so they dont bother i guess
Posted: 29-10-2006 02:07
by meep98324
i love being able to remove code with ff2. especially getting rid of ad code.