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Lane


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Post Posted: Sat May 21, 2005 1:47 am Reply with quote
bobum wrote:
Everyone brace for the fury that will be...

M$ SUXXORZ!!! MACOS ROXXORZ!!!

Ya know though - even if MS does get it together for IE7 - it'll take quite a bit to get me to give up Firefox now...I am SO loving this browser it's not even funny. It has helped me become a better developer - that's for sure. MS has a lot of work to do and if history is any indicator of future behvior, IE7 will be full of bloated, useless features and attempts at integration with things that it doen't need to be integrated with for the sake of attempting to making the web an easier place to navigate while in the meantime making it horribly slow, complex, a support nightmare and riddled with security breaches.

Long Live Firefox.


Macos rhymes with Bacos.
Bacos are poison.

'nuff said.
qleyo


Joined: 24 Jul 2005
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Location: Nottingham, UK
Post Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 5:47 pm Reply with quote
My only quip about IE is I can get almost any html code (w3c compliant) to work in IE, whereas sometimes I have issues with it in Firefox.


errrr ...maybe you meant IE 6 in specific and even still its a bit too sensitive, all my websites comply to XHTML 1.0 strict W3C standards, so does my CSS and being an assembly and C programmer you know I like efficient code, I still spend loads and loads of time making quirks for IE 5, IE mac, and like right now I'm splitting hairs because miva will not allow my DOCTYPE declaration, so IE 6 quirks like IE 5 but does not have the IE 5 bugs :-s and the page looks crazy on IE, however this is not the case for ALL other major browsers (Konqueror, Opera, Safari, Firefox and text output on Lynx Smile )

I have to say I love safari and firefox.
jarena
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Joined: 14 Dec 2004
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Location: Newark, DE
Post Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2005 11:30 am Reply with quote
Well, it looks like they are getting on the tabbed browsing bandwagon too...

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1850181,00.asp

Personally, I can't stand tabbed browsing. I've been an ALT+TAB guy since the time before time.

256-bit SSL encryption is also on the way, but we'll need to wait for IIS 7 for that to become available on windows servers. This already works on apache and firefox.

I'm kind of curious about their 'anti-phishing' filters tho. How will they know if that email from citibank or paypal is legit. Has anyone actually tried out the beta yet? I don't have a spare computer to sacrifice to check it out. (Reminds me of a time I installed IE4 beta on a workstation. R.I.P.)
JeanR
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Joined: 28 Feb 2005
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Post Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2005 7:41 pm Reply with quote
jarena wrote:
Personally, I can't stand tabbed browsing. I've been an ALT+TAB guy since the time before time.


Huh? Shocked
Oh my gosh, now that I've experienced the wonders of tabbed browsing, I'll never be the same...
jarena
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Post Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2005 7:44 pm Reply with quote
JeanR wrote:
jarena wrote:
Personally, I can't stand tabbed browsing. I've been an ALT+TAB guy since the time before time.


Huh? Shocked
Oh my gosh, now that I've experienced the wonders of tabbed browsing, I'll never be the same...


i'd rather have a task bar three high going across 3 monitors Cool
jarena
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Post Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 5:46 pm Reply with quote
Just revisiting old posts...I have been converted and am on the tabbed browsing bandwagon...it took a lot to get me there though. Smile
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