FF vs IE7 (vs Opera)

by xfRd • 1 Dec 2006, 23:19 • Journals
I currently use firefox2.0 but i liked beta internet explorer7

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shifty101 1 Dec 2006, 23:20
i caren't

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hoho 1 Dec 2006, 23:23
I dont care

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xfRd 1 Dec 2006, 23:24
k, i wont care anymore either

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Necuz 1 Dec 2006, 23:24
Fx2 = slow and insecure bloatware
IE7 = best UI, nothing else
Op = efficient and as safe as can be
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altrnt 1 Dec 2006, 23:26
You made four fucked up journals today.
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xfRd 1 Dec 2006, 23:28
still cry'n bout the fact i didnt want 2 play with u under the name "Wallhack3" pls go to momie
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perforator 1 Dec 2006, 23:33
hey man doe eens niet zo alternatief
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altrnt 1 Dec 2006, 23:34
das een goede die houden we der in
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fAmous 1 Dec 2006, 23:37
All shit. You better use links (screen)
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cuttyP 2 Dec 2006, 00:39
lynx roxers more :O
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crajsor 2 Dec 2006, 01:28
lynx sucks compared to links2. ;/
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cuttyP 2 Dec 2006, 05:46
but lynx is oldschool ;)
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crajsor 2 Dec 2006, 01:28
You know that links2 exist? =>
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fAmous 2 Dec 2006, 11:59
Yep, as well as elinks.. actually I don't think either of them is very usefull because they don't feature fast-link-accessing and afaik only screen-based/link-to-link-based scrolling :>

But there is still konqueror
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Adacore 1 Dec 2006, 23:50
IE caught up a lot with Firefox with IE7, but I still prefer Firefox. Except for compatibility issues with some websites which only accept IE, Firefox is great and still has some neat features IE7 doesn't (the built in spell checker, and I prefer the FF implementation of tabs). Plus FF is also more modable, in general.
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Rapt6rr 2 Dec 2006, 03:55
This inbuilt spell checker is great, cant wait until they add more languages :)
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Adacore 2 Dec 2006, 04:22
The way firefox copes with oversize images is good too - you can zoom in or out by just clicking anywhere on the image, rather than having to hover your mouse until the 'expand' icon appears like you do in IE. Just little things like that - there are plenty more, such as the 'restore session' function...
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mant1s 2 Dec 2006, 00:35
opera fo sho.
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overdrive 2 Dec 2006, 00:39
Maybe opera is better but im happy with firefox
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triflip 2 Dec 2006, 00:48
Using FF, but I know opera is better but I'm used to FF and do'nt liek change stuff that is still working :>
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bh_ 2 Dec 2006, 02:55
opera>all
i sometimes have some probs with opera showing some special things

but opera still is the most comfortable browser <3<3<3
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