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Firefox -vs- InternetExplorer

Started by brianjw, February 20, 2007, 12:36:49 AM

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stormlrd

that is great to know. You using 32bit or 64bit?

eldacar

Firefox 3 will be awesome because it will have Gecko 1.9 yay! Version 4 will be even better than 3 because it will have Tamarin :)

brianjw

I think I will stick with IE because it has a better look and feel to it :coolsmiley:

Shadow

I stick with IE and FF for now. I have the new version of ff and ie is 6.

pheasant_plucker

I use Vista 64bit Ultimate edition with FF 2.0 no problems at all.


Gerry

brianjw

Quote from: Shadow Queen on February 26, 2007, 04:16:52 AM
I stick with IE and FF for now. I have the new version of ff and ie is 6.
If you have IE6 you should either do a windows update or download the new IE7 ;)

vanguard

I use both IE 7 and Foxfire 2.0.0.2

I use Fox more because it stores your passwords, unlike IE that asks and claims to hold them but sometimes doesn't render them. Fox holds them until you delete them.

brianjw

Quote from: vanguard on February 28, 2007, 11:36:51 PM
I use both IE 7 and Foxfire 2.0.0.2

I use Fox more because it stores your passwords, unlike IE that asks and claims to hold them but sometimes doesn't render them. Fox holds them until you delete them.
I don't use that part of IE anyways. And by the way... it is Windows storing the passwords not IE. If you buy Roboform it is awesome. It stores passwords easy with unlimited but costs 30 USD. :D

IchBin

Why use another program when there's FF?

brianjw

Because IE7 has a better look and feel to it. Roboform integrates right in like a toolbar :D

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