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<-- Pickle Eater
Join Date: Oct 2006
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I got talked into picking up firefox and using it in place of IE.
Personally I never had issues with IE, but some people kept pressuring me to grab it and I must say...I'm not impressed thus far. Exactly what can Firefox do that IE can't, and vice versa?
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It depends, if you're using IE7 you're not gonna see enormous differences because IE7 copied a lot of the stuff that made Firefox better.
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Trash Goblin
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The only perk I see to Firefox is that it has a built in Download Manager, which 60% of people don't know what that is anyway.
Yes, I like making up percentages, so no that's probably not accurate, but if you don't know what it is, then you'll feel okay because that's a big percentage and if you do know then you'll feel smart because you're on the smaller side. FireFox is also a little bit more picky towards proper XHTML; that is, using <br /> as a line break instead of </br>, so you spot errors a bit faster, and things don't always load properly. For instance, www.parkercomics.com In IE, my Copyright has a tiny line next to the image, while in Firefox it does not. Those are the only things I know of personally, that I see/notice on a frequent basis. |
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We are Geth.
Join Date: Nov 2003
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I've always found Firefox preferable since you're statistically less likely to find a hack or virus through it as opposed to IE.
That and, you know, spellchecker.
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bOB iZ brOkeN
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Honestly, if there was no Firefox, IE would stagnate & stink. So at least having a healthy competition isn't a bad thing. SWB
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Personally, I suggest that you check out all of the browsers out there. There's a few my dad uses that he loves.
EDIT: I know one of em's Opera, but I can't remember any of the others. |
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Om Nom Nom
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I've been using firefox since it doesn't keep downloading all that ad and spyware automatically. Or it does a better job of hiding it.
Maybe IE's stopped doing that since then, I dunno. People made a big ruckus about firefox back in the day and now it seems like they're making a ruckus about Opera. So what's the big deal with Opera?
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Would you deign to supply me food?
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Tampa Bay Area, Florida
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Opera is a lot easier to download stuff with, in my opinion.
It also can handle torrents on it's own. Hell, I still use it if I ever find a torrent. |
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Om Nom Nom
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Built in torrent support?
That is schweet.
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In need of a vacation
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Not really, you have to leave the browser open and because it is handling the torrents as well as your surfing, it bogs horribly. I do like the GUI homepage thingey, I use it to easily see which of my favorite webcomics have updated without having to go to each site.
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