Speaking of which, has anyone tried IE8? I haven't downloaded it yet, but are there any real changes?
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Just got back on the internet after losing my access for a week. Read more on Random Discussion.Posted 3 years ago # -
QFTIE is not included in the European Windows 7...
That equals: EPIC WIN!
VG: IE8 is the same sh*t as IE7.Not in cruelty
Not in wrath
the Reaper came today.An Angel visited
this gray path
And took the cube away.Posted 3 years ago # -
Yay! I got an nice QFT!
This is a signature!Posted 3 years ago # -
Well, if I'm being totally honest here, IE8 is better than IE7. It's because they started listening to the people (sorta like Windows 7). I still prefer FF though.
Oh and next FF update adds the Chrome tab thing.
FF Personas FTW...Posted 3 years ago # -
IE8 is the exact same as IE7 just some diff colors and like 3 more plug-ins.IE is not included in the European Windows 7...
That equals: EPIC WIN!
VG: IE8 is the same sh*t as IE7.Nothing's Fun Without A Big Boom.
~Buster C.
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@WJUK: The only thing now is that FF is slower and a but more "buggy".
Slower in what respect? In straight-line page loading, Chrome isn't significantly faster than FF and it's long been stable (unless you've been using the BETA builds).
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On my computer FF takes MUCH longer to load then Chrome. But it takes about the same time to load a webpage...
But yeah, FF crash more often then Chrome for me.
This is a signature!Posted 3 years ago # -
How many plugins do you have for FF? The more you have, the longer it takes to load up (especially the first time). Getting rid of some will make it start up faster.
As for crashing, are you using a stable build? Are you using any experimental plugins? Some plugins clash with each other too, so you can check that too.
For me, FF works great. So I'm gonna stick with it.Posted 3 years ago # -
I have about 8. But some of them I really need for what I do. Like I have a plugin that automatically checks a page for valid XHTML (this forum fails, by the way). I need that in order to make valid web pages, either that or submit it to the W3C every time I change something...
Just got back on the internet after losing my access for a week. Read more on Random Discussion.Posted 3 years ago # -
I have 11. When using FF, you can also check your plugins by typing: "about:plugins".
Which isn't nearly as cool as the about:robots thing.
Posted 3 years ago # -
Ah yeah... The FF easter eggs. That's the main thing I miss about Chrome. Also, sad the "HERE BE DRAGONS" is gone.
Not in cruelty
Not in wrath
the Reaper came today.An Angel visited
this gray path
And took the cube away.Posted 3 years ago # -
if ye type about:config in an older version, ye get here be dragons.
Not in cruelty
Not in wrath
the Reaper came today.An Angel visited
this gray path
And took the cube away.Posted 3 years ago # -
FF still has the "Here be dragons" thing with about:config. Unless you got rid of that notification.
Posted 3 years ago # -
I like easter eggs, they're all chocolatey and yummy...
*ahem*
But yea, easter eggs are fun. Like the quest in Oblivion that ends with flaming dogs falling out of the sky. Or getting atop the bridge in Vice City and there being a sign saying: "There are no easter eggs here".
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