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12-04-05, 12:21 AM
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Other than the 407,000 (give or take) security holes, nothing at all!
I actually use IE most of the time too - CAREFULLY - because I want to see what most web surfers are seeing. Firefox messes up some basic formatting here and there. Most people's wouldn't even notice, but I do... |
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12-04-05, 12:31 AM
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I deleted all my cookies for you TP
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12-04-05, 12:41 AM
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well i havent had a single problem with IE. is there any reason i should stop using it ?
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12-04-05, 12:45 AM
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Yes! Unless you're on Fear Factor stop using IE
#1 Bug Browser
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12-04-05, 06:53 AM
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In words "Change your bullshit browser to Firefox." Version 1.5 just came out so if you download that and some cool plug-ins (fasterfox, adblock) you will find your internet venture can be much less annoying.
To anyone interested in switching to Firefox, Paul Phillips (the pro poker player) wrote a great article about it on his blog ... Then you need to get some plug-ins, good news, Paul Phillips already has some picked out for you and a quick install planned... For more detailed information about the plugins you are installing check out his page.
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12-04-05, 07:12 AM
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Yup, everyone above pretty much said it about Firefox. I can't live without my tabbed browsing and mouse gestures (for JDMcNugent7 this means i can navigate all with my mouse, I no longer have to hit the back, refresh buttons etc. I can just do it with the way I move my mouse)
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