Mozilla/Firefox 1.5 is excellent!. Much better than IE...

In fact I'd say it's light years ahead of Internet
Explorer. It never
gives me any trouble and always works perfectly. The only
time it will
ever give any kind of trouble is when I use unsigned
extensions. But
that remote at best.

M/F shows that Microsoft doesn't know what they are doing.
But, of
course, Microsoft is all about the greenbacks. But I can see
why
Microsoft is running scared of Mozilla/Firefox. It's
because of M/F
that Microsoft started wok on IE 7.

If anybody is thinking about switching over to M/F from IE,
do it. It's
well worth it! Much faster browsing also...for those of you
who use
DUN. 


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Now that's outrageous! Something as good as Firefox and it
exists by
donations! Don't tell Microsoft. It might embarrass them.

Actually it exists most likely because the people
responsible for it
love what they do and are skilled. The donation part is
exactly what
you say: a worthwhile action on the part of those that use
the fruit of
their labor.

Ludvig Ericson wrote:
> Yes, Mozilla Firefox is worth a tribute of some sort
(why not donate to the
> Mozilla group? They're well worth it)
>
> Not only is Mozilla Firefox better for its users - any
web developer loves
> Firefox for the compliancy level, in CSS as well as
(X)HTML.
> Mozilla Firefox is cross-platform too, which for me is
VERY valuable, I
> want a browser that I can use if I decide to run my
Gentoo or my Windows -
> and still recognize the UI and be able to have as high
expectations.
> In JavaScript there's nothing like Firefox. In Firefox
you have an error
> console that can tell you what went wrong, on what
line, and sometimes why.
>
> Those are just a few of the many reasons why Firefox IS
a better browser.
>
>
> On 3/1/06, MartyLK <MartyLKsega.net> wrote:
> >
> >
> > In fact I'd say it's light years ahead of
Internet Explorer. It never
> > gives me any trouble and always works perfectly.
The only time it will
> > ever give any kind of trouble is when I use
unsigned extensions. But
> > that remote at best.
> >
> > M/F shows that Microsoft doesn't know what they
are doing. But, of
> > course, Microsoft is all about the greenbacks. But
I can see why
> > Microsoft is running scared of Mozilla/Firefox.
It's because of M/F
> > that Microsoft started wok on IE 7.
> >
> > If anybody is thinking about switching over to M/F
from IE, do it. It's
> > well worth it! Much faster browsing also...for
those of you who use
> > DUN. 
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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> <div>Yes, Mozilla Firefox is worth a tribute of
some sort (why not donate to the Mozilla group? They're
well worth it)</div>
> <div>&nbsp;</div>
> <div>Not only is Mozilla Firefox better for its
users - any web developer loves Firefox for the compliancy
level, in CSS as well as (X)HTML.</div>
> <div>Mozilla Firefox is cross-platform too, which
for me is VERY valuable, I want&nbsp;a browser that I
can use if I decide to run my Gentoo or my Windows - and
still recognize the UI and be able to have as high
expectations.
> </div>
> <div>In JavaScript there's nothing like Firefox.
In Firefox you have an error console that can tell you what
went wrong, on what line, and sometimes why.</div>
> <div>&nbsp;</div>
> <div>Those are just a few of the many reasons why
Firefox IS a better
browser.<br><br>&nbsp;</div>
> <div><span
class="gmail_quote">On 3/1/06, <b
class="gmail_sendername">MartyLK</b>
&lt;<a href="mailto:MartyLKsega.net">MartyLKsega.net</a>&gt;
wrote:</span>
> <blockquote class="gmail_quote"
style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0.8ex;
BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid"><br>In fact I'd
say it's light years ahead of Internet Explorer. It
never<br>gives me any trouble and always works
perfectly. The only time it will
> <br>ever give any kind of trouble is when I use
unsigned extensions. But<br>that remote at
best.<br><br>M/F shows that Microsoft doesn't
know what they are doing. But, of<br>course, Microsoft
is all about the greenbacks. But I can see why
> <br>Microsoft is running scared of
Mozilla/Firefox. It's because of M/F<br>that
Microsoft started wok on IE 7.<br><br>If anybody
is thinking about switching over to M/F from IE, do it.
It's<br>well worth it! Much faster browsing
also...for those of you who use
> </div><br>
> 
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I think Firefox works, just as other Open Source projects
are starting 
to work, because there is a desire and will to support them.
 Not just 
on the common user level, but up on-high in major companies,
sick of 
having to put all their eggs in one basket with Microsoft. 
Open Source 
has caught Microsoft off-guard because they were expecting a
classic 
threat to emerge, a stock-issuing company.  Instead, a more
general 
rebellion is underway.  Companies do business with
Microsoft, and fund 
support and development of Open Source projects to replace
them. 

There are a lot of reasons why cooperate America won't dump
Microsoft 
for OS/X.  But there are a lot fewer that prevent them from
dropping 
Microsoft for Linux and viable Open Source projects. 

NWLB
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It's great, I use Firefox and Portable Firefox and I love
them both. I
would never use anything but FF. I've been spreading it for
almost a
year now on spreadfirefox.com. Many people have never heard
of the
browser before so just by telling them the name, they can
easily search
for it and learn more about what they're missing out on.


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Hon, I think you are preaching to the choir.....



bj
Firefox user since 0.8


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womfalcs7 wrote:
> It's great, I use Firefox and Portable Firefox and I
love them both. I
> would never use anything but FF. I've been spreading
it for almost a
> year now on spreadfirefox.com. Many people have never
heard of the
> browser before so just by telling them the name, they
can easily search
> for it and learn more about what they're missing out
on.

I have the Portable Firefox also. Coolest thing I come
across for web
surfing on the go.

I usually load the portable Firefox onto the desktop of the
PC I'm
surfing on so that it'll function more swiftly by using the
faster
internal hard drive. When I'm through using the particular
PC, I simply
delete the portable Firefox by dragging it to the Trash bin.

If you have any info about the fastest USB flash drive you
might have
come across, post it so that we can be better off. Thanks


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womfalcs7 wrote:
> It's great, I use Firefox and Portable Firefox and I
love them both. I
> would never use anything but FF. I've been spreading
it for almost a
> year now on spreadfirefox.com. Many people have never
heard of the
> browser before so just by telling them the name, they
can easily search
> for it and learn more about what they're missing out
on.

Also, just to note, I replaced the 1.06 Portable Firefox
with 1.5
version. I did this by overwriting the Firefox.exe in the
Portable
Firefox file.


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Hello Marty,
I am having a problem and I don;t know if itis me doing
something
wrong. I am uploading web pages to my server and Firefox is
not reading
the index file. Please help me.

THanks



MartyLK wrote:
> In fact I'd say it's light years ahead of Internet
Explorer. It never
> gives me any trouble and always works perfectly. The
only time it will
> ever give any kind of trouble is when I use unsigned
extensions. But
> that remote at best.
>
> M/F shows that Microsoft doesn't know what they are
doing. But, of
> course, Microsoft is all about the greenbacks. But I
can see why
> Microsoft is running scared of Mozilla/Firefox. It's
because of M/F
> that Microsoft started wok on IE 7.
>
> If anybody is thinking about switching over to M/F from
IE, do it. It's
> well worth it! Much faster browsing also...for those of
you who use
> DUN. 


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Not Firefox related, and post that in your own topic please.
Additionally, don't address one person specifically, it's
a bad idea
(if you want to talk to the user and only him/her, send a
mail to
him/her - not the whole list on someone else's topic)

On 3/15/06, Guyu <csmnicasgmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello Marty,
> I am having a problem and I don;t know if itis me doing
something
> wrong. I am uploading web pages to my server and
Firefox is not reading
> the index file. Please help me.
>
> THanks
>
>
>
> MartyLK wrote:
> > In fact I'd say it's light years ahead of
Internet Explorer. It never
> > gives me any trouble and always works perfectly.
The only time it will
> > ever give any kind of trouble is when I use
unsigned extensions. But
> > that remote at best.
> >
> > M/F shows that Microsoft doesn't know what they
are doing. But, of
> > course, Microsoft is all about the greenbacks. But
I can see why
> > Microsoft is running scared of Mozilla/Firefox.
It's because of M/F
> > that Microsoft started wok on IE 7.
> >
> > If anybody is thinking about switching over to M/F
from IE, do it. It's
> > well worth it! Much faster browsing also...for
those of you who use
> > DUN. 
>
>
>
>

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