Shoutbox

I switched to Firefox yesterday and I'm actually really glad I did...

2 reasons why: IE becomes a pain in neck after installing SP2 and Firefox seems to load pages much faster. Only downside is that you need to reinstall most plugins when switching to Firefox (Flash, Java).

Anyway I can highly recommend it...

I got the plug-in problem ye. dont like the download manager too still love it tohugh

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Originally posted by Garndell


In reference to your poor attempt at sayimg MS is purposefully NOT keeping up to date:

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whats ur point? that they care more about "business purposes" than keeping the web a standard place and furthering the development of new ones? or that they get mad when someone else tries to come up with a standard that they don't like(see the quote below as evidence).

When debating, it is important to both provide evidence, and Interpret the evidence...

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Originally posted by Garndell


Earlier this year, the United Nations group became embroiled in an industry squabble over an open standard for commerce known as ebXML. The United Nations standard, which was backed by some American companies and which has been widely adopted in Asia and Europe and by the Pentagon, competes in some ways with a joint Microsoft-IBM effort to establish a different set of standards.

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Originally posted by ZrednaZ
I switched to Firefox yesterday and I'm actually really glad I did...

2 reasons why: IE becomes a pain in neck after installing SP2 and Firefox seems to load pages much faster. Only downside is that you need to reinstall most plugins when switching to Firefox (Flash, Java).

Anyway I can highly recommend it...

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hmmm...
i do have firefox installed, lots of cool features, but the main reason i use it is that it is a lot less vulnerable then IE
However, it seems to me that SP2 got cover of most issues that bother me in IE...