X_Digit
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Re: This is awesome
I DO know something about FireFox... and that is I've installed it on my PC about a dozen times over the course of 2-3 years. EACH time, I uninstalled it after I found that it couldn't render some pages properly!
You can blame the sites HTML coding all you want; however, IE had NO problem rendering the site.
Thank you, but I'll stick to my IE. |
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sousademiami
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| this is why there is an extension for Firefox designed specifically to let you view the site in IE just by right-clicking
Internet Explorer has too many security holes for me.
If you actually spent some time resolving issues you would know this. So far I haven't encountered a site worth much that has a problem
understand that firefox is still in the pre-1.0 stage and that those VERY FEW bugs are being worked out now.
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said by X_Digit  :
I DO know something about FireFox... and that is I've installed it on my PC about a dozen times over the course of 2-3 years. EACH time, I uninstalled it after I found that it couldn't render some pages properly!
You can blame the sites HTML coding all you want; however, IE had NO problem rendering the site.
Thank you, but I'll stick to my IE.
which site is this you are having rendering issues with?
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golden eagle
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My only problem with Firefox is that I can't get Shockwave to place nice with XP, ME is fine, XP is not. And I'm not the only one ... »forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=42767
»forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=40181
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sousademiami
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Hialeah, FL | just wondering...is the XP machine running HP hardware? |
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golden eagle
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sousademiami
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| Yes, but this problem seems to happen only with XP and HP together, or so my experience has been. Which I really can't explain. Was just wondering.
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macmouse
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Saratoga, CA | Perhaps, have you tried re-installing shockwave?
Maybe, there is some odd bug/"feature" that is part of the default system image from hp? |
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WiZZLa
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While you're creating/redefining a new web language, make sure it's implemented properly by lazy webmasters who could care less about "standards" (the same webmasters that designed the page FireFox couldn't render.)
W3C said pages & post the outcome.
Enjoy IE (the same browser that has already been dropped by Microsoft as a standalone product,) I'll enjoy the alternative (Opera in my case,) and all the benefits/features that you are hoping will get added to SP2.
btw, Opera & Mozilla render pages faster than IE.
»www.24fun.com/downloadcenter/ben···hjs.html and test your own browser. |
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said by X_Digit :
Thank you, but I'll stick to my IE.
Have fun with the exploits. They don't call it Internet Exploit for nothing. 
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