Yeah! It’s a very old issue. Now me and many of my friends are all using Mozilla Firebox for surfing the net. It is a powerful web browser. It provides 101 features that make surfing the web more comfortable and less confusing. You just visit http://www.browsers-review.com and download it easily. Hope this will help you.
Good luck!
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by karthik26_89 » Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:37 am
Firefox is the best in my opinion. I have Scribefire, the note taker which is a firefox plugin and it helps me a lot when blogging. I write most of the articles for my PR5 blog(I know Im a lil bit boasting 
) using that plugin. Not only that, but Firefox is also easy to use.
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by nar321 » Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:43 am
Granted I could have constructed the sentence better. As many people know at one time Netscape was "king of the hill" and making noises about being more than a browser, but they made at least one mistake namely attempting to charge for the browser. so IE did the obvious and made there's free. Free usually wins and certainly did in this case.
I am a Firefox fan and hope they win(probably poor choice of words) Any time one OS has 90% of the market, it is not a good thing in the long run for the consumer. I'm pleased every time I see the numbers on browser share.
I am a Firefox fan and hope they win(probably poor choice of words) Any time one OS has 90% of the market, it is not a good thing in the long run for the consumer. I'm pleased every time I see the numbers on browser share.
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by robert adams » Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:37 pm
yep, I am one of the ones that bought netscape at version 2.0 for $50, on two floppies, back in '95.
If I had known that my brand new copy of win95 had a web browser named IE, I probably would have used it instead. now I am glad I didn't.
the only time I use IE now is to check web pages that do not workin FF, to see if they work in IE. If so,that tells me that they are not written correctly or they would work in both browsers.
by the way, IE no longer has 90% of the market.
yippee!!!!
robert
If I had known that my brand new copy of win95 had a web browser named IE, I probably would have used it instead. now I am glad I didn't.
the only time I use IE now is to check web pages that do not workin FF, to see if they work in IE. If so,that tells me that they are not written correctly or they would work in both browsers.
by the way, IE no longer has 90% of the market.
yippee!!!!
robert
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