Taupe
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Firefox is designed for beginers, for people just switching from the deprecated IEMozilla is designed for advanced users. It as much more options and features, but that can frighten beginers.Just find in which case you are and choose the right browser.By the way, there is an intermediate level between them, still with the same render engine (Gecko) : KMeleon, but it's win32 only (it's the faster graphic browser on win32)
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You're wrong. IE Mac is much most modern than IE win32, with more standard compliance et less bugs.I'm guessing you meant something like this: "In my opinion IE is good enough, unless you are using Mac OS, in which case IE isn't good enough."
If that is what you meant, I agree with the mac bit.
IE Mac use the Tasman engine, whereas IE win32 use the buggy Trident engine...
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Because the program will still remain closed source, that is full of spywares, bugs, and security issues.If you like to have a computer infested, and controled by other people, it's your problem. But most people don't...Why not just get on a P2P network (Like Kazaa or Bearshare or Ares) and download a program that you have to pay for then go to http://www.cracks.am/ and find the key for it so that its totally free?
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Mozilla supports perfectly frames (they were introduced by Netscape).Just question regarding Mozilla @ linux.I setup website using frame in my local website (intranet). It can be accessed from IE but not in Mozilla. why?? should i set something inside or mozilla doesnot support frames?
So the problem comes from your site. First, try to validate it...
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A freeware is a software you don't have to pay in order to use it.
A free software is a software which garanties you some essential freedoms :
- you're free to use it
- you're free to study it and adapt it for your needs (that imply that the software must be open-source)
- you're free to distribute it
- you're free to distribute your modifications
Freewares usually are closed source. And you can't modify them.
So they're not free softwares (and users should avoid them, because for example of problems with closed formats, on dependency to an editor, of spywares...).
You can read this page which explains this more detailled, and in a better english.
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That's absolutly wrong.And :
Free Software = Freeware
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By the way, Mozilla 1.8a6 was released this week.
And to add a few things to bjrn's post about SVG :
First, you have to know that SVG will replace Flash in few years
Second, Epiphany (the GNOME browser, using Gecko engine) has SVG enable by default.
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It's a native function...The URL aliases is one thing that I really miss with Firefox, and I haven't been able to find out if there is a plugin/other solution for it. And I don't really feel like I have the time to dive into firefox plugin development and make it myself right now.
By the way, here are some new security holes of IE.
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Firefox is extremely fast, i like plugins customization and themes, and its prettier than opera, but it misses tab saving upon closing.
Use Session Saver extension
I use ie 6 only when i want to check out google bar, because it doesn't exist for opera or firefox.
Wrong : here it is...
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You can do this with all modern mail clients...I use Incredimail aswell, (I like the notifiers ). It is good because you can approve senders and only your approved senders go into your inbox, otherwise it goes to your junk mail, I think it is one of the best junk mail filters!
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Yes, and it shows that you missed many important things. And this post confirms itDidnt you read my whole post?
That doesn't mean anything. GNU is a project, a concept, a philosophy.ive used GNU as well
It's frigthening that you could ignore it...
Gentoo is a distribution.even gentoo
One again, you talk about things you don't understand...
Linux is faster than Windows?, everybody admit it. If it was slower for you, it's because you use a slow DM, KDE. If you've allready used anything else, name it. Maybe there is an even heavier DM than KDE...
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You've allready found the anwser : You're using KDE, which is heavy and slow.I beg to differ on the fact that it is faster, because in all reality it is not faster, windows will run wayyyy quicker on my machine (2ghz, 512b ram) i can launch any app in a spliut second while on *nix it will take a few seconds to launch any app, games load quick on *nix tho, but the word progs and browsers dont load all that fast as compared to windows. And if you are going to try to say i should have a faster system then well that makes no sense cause if *nix is faster i shouldnt need more power but just my opinion i do howver love *nis i use SuSe 9.2 KDE, and i have also used Redhat9/Fedora Core 2/Gentoo.
Use a better desktop manager, and you'll see that it's faster than Windows
If for you the registry isn't hard, then a 4-years-old child can use all linux commands...EDIT** also linux is NOT more user friendly, but then again that can vary from distro to distro but most you must know some basics or learn them and beable to use the *nix commands. Unlike windows its all point and click and the registry isnt very hard either so.
No : only few win32-softwares are supported with things like Wine and Cross-over.There are much more native softwares that doesn't exist on win32. That's why there si more choice of softwares for GNU/Linux...Also it doesnt have more choices for software, lots of software is only supoorted on nix because of things like Wine and Cross-over Plugins
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GNU/Linux is freeGNU/Linux is open sourceGNU/Linux is lighterGNU/Linux is more custumizableGNU/Linux is fasterGNU/Linux is more user friendly (you don't have to dig in the registry to change an option)GNU/Linux is much more secureGNU/Linux doesn't crashGNU/Linux has more choice of softwares (except for games) -
No : KMeleon is faster than Opera. (But it's win32 only...)No no... Opera is still the fastest explorer.. nobody can deny it..
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No, it isn't :The best browser is Maxthon!
Maxthon is based on IE, so it has the same bugs, the sames hudge security holes, and the same problems with internet standards.
How many times will we have to repeat it ?
One thing you apparently don't know, is that people using IE don't do it by choice, but simply because they don't know that modern browsers exist. So how could they vote to a pool "What is the best browser ?" if they don't know them ?I Don't like internet explorer, but i know lots of people that use it, so, if you give a chance to the visitors to vote in internet explorer
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Firefox supports stylesheets following web standards, whereas IE support has hudge bugs.One question, I am using CSS with XML and Firefox does not seem to render it correctly, while IE does. How is Firefox's support for stylesheets different from IE?
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Yes, that's a problem from Dreamweaver. but we all know that this software is rubbish...Dreamweaver codes my sites pretty much, so if it does it in a way which means it will work in IE but not in Firefox then thats the issue.
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You're wrong, that's absolutly the contrary. You can ask all webmasters they'll confirm it :IE is crappy but its the majority and therefore is easier to make websites to suit this.
It's much more easy to write a website for gecko browsers (like Firefox) than for the deprecated IE.
Because Gecko understands webstandards : when you tell it something, it renders it like you want.
But if you ask something to IE, it doesn't understand it, or it renders it stupidly...
You can try with PNG images and alpha transparency for example...
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The Best Browser In Your Opinion for WIN32/64 systems
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20% of UK internet users will be surfing with Mozilla Firefox at the end of this year