FireFox vs IE

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Do you use FireFox or IE?

FireFox
26
87%
Internet Explorer
1
3%
Other
3
10%
 
Total votes: 30

Celius
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Post by Celius »

Well now that I know some sites don't work with Firefox, I will definitely not want to uninstall IE. I rarely touch it otherwise. So I guess it doesn't really bother me to have it.
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Post by Bregalad »

Nessie wrote:
Seems to happen in Opera too :)
Mmh, I'd have to check that Opera, it sounds good.
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Memblers
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Post by Memblers »

There's actually an extension for Firefox that will let you render the current tab with IE. There's at least one site I use that requires IE, so having that extension/plugin thing is pretty convenient.

I started avoiding common MS software as much as possible after I got hit by an Outlook Express worm, years ago.

I used to extensively use Arachne web browser. Man, that was one badass browser for being a DOS program.
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Post by ironfist61 »

Celius wrote:You can uninstall IE? I think I tried once and it wouldn't let me.
Yeah, just go to the Widows components wizard and uncheck IE.
It's not technically 'deleting' in the sense of ...Whatever.
You can you use it to uncheck those useless games.
Memblers wrote:I started avoiding common MS software as much as possible after I got hit by an Outlook Express worm, years ago.
Yeah, I usually use Altools software when I use winblows.
Man I hate how the world shoves That crappy OS down your throat.
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Post by BootGod »

I've got a few people giving the new site a workout, hopefully no nasty bugs come up and then it's ready to go. I think I've even managed to get IE7 working right, although it still has some minor CSS-related issues. So, good news for that 1 guy that voted IE :)

The new system should be online probably sometime tomorrow. There will be some downtime as I move things around and do some general housekeeping on the server.
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Post by Dwedit »

Even if you remove Internet Explorer (Which can be done in WinFLP), Windows Explorer will still magically turn into Internet Explorer whenever you enter a URL.
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Post by BootGod »

Well I decided while I had everything offline, I'd go ahead and update things such as PHP4 to PHP5. Ran into a few snags in the process, so I won't be able get it back online tonight. Will be up for sure tomorrow afternoon though!
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Post by ironfist61 »

Dwedit wrote:Even if you remove Internet Explorer (Which can be done in WinFLP), Windows Explorer will still magically turn into Internet Explorer whenever you enter a URL.
Very true there. But why call it "Magic"? It's not that complicated of why it would. Just decompile explorer and the answer is right in your face.*


*After a little looking, I tend to exaggerate a bit.
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