all the machines here run a base which is free of microsoft Sun have an excellent virtual machine and apart from a couple of specific programs bill aint needed here anymore
all the machines here run a base which is free of microsoft Sun have an excellent virtual machine and apart from a couple of specific programs bill aint needed here anymore
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Interesting when I look up web stats there are more people using IE that Firefox.
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Not surprising really. The bulk of users are plug and play. Those not involved in technical work are not motivated to learn, seek and download something better. Same as most people are not interested in lifting the bonnet on their car.
Firefox.
that may depend on which set of stats you look at
Browsers Grabber Hits Percent Firefox No 232394 40.6 % MS Internet Explorer No 193424 33.7 % Google Chrome No 85254 14.8 % Opera No 26632 4.6 % Safari No 22888 3.9 % Mozilla No 9353 1.6 % Unknown ? 1310 0.2 % Netscape No 575 0.1 % Epiphany No 212 0 % Cheers Don...
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It's now "normal" because of the browser wars to have some web sites work with some browsers and not others. I have faced up to using three Internet Explorer, Firefox (main) and Google Chjrome (like reading foriegn news and it auto translates, probably the most buggy though)
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Extremely rare for it not to work, I doubt I have had this problem in the last year or so. On the other hand, it depends on what sort of sites you visit, and everyone is different.
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They are jus the 2 wings on the same bird of prey
I can't recall seeing a site that 'required' IE for a very, very long time (years).
I can't run it, and would never want to anyway.
Opera has a user-agent spoofing tool built-in, and I believe there's an add-on for Firefox.
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Exactly.
Except it's not a 'bug' in Firefox if the page is badly coded (usually occurs when it's been authored with something awful like 'Frontpage' incidentally.)
Good grief - Are you actually suggesting that regular bug-fixes are a
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Extremely rare for it not to work, I doubt I have had this problem in the last year or so. On the other hand, it depends on what sort of sites you visit, and everyone is different.
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I've never had a problem with FF not opening any links. I have heard that the only sites that have issues are those relating to some of the more extreme fetish sites.
FF 4.0 out very soon BTW
businesses.aspx
What's IE? :)
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1 I don't do business with them
Konqueror does this also, for quite a wide variety of browsers. Runs on Windows too.
I still use Firefox on Windows XP, Windows 7, OSX, and Solaris 10, in spite of its minor bugs. It is a little annoying being forced to us IE when Firefox can't handle a link though.
According to some Internet Exploiter. Infinity Extreme. Insanity Extroidinare. Or the browser I use.
interesting that it varies so much my site is not a technical site
50.8 IE 21 FF
almost verifies what Dennis #1 said.
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Been known for ages that IE9 isnt for XP. They would rather you buy new than they support old. XP is just old.
very reliable, stable and well documented though will take some time for 7 to reach that stage.
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