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[Tommy]

well i frefer firefox also why, because it's rock

IE is like cheese, it has to many security holes, but also i know some sites whiäts is not surrntly ff suported so i must launch IE sometimes

last day's i hears some new browser called flick (?) it's mozilla clone

[tc1]

For all you ie users, [like myself], i recommend trying Advance Browser, it's a kickoff of ie, but with many more features and much quicker, this is what i use and it does a fine job for me. [that's my 2 bits worth]

[RedInferno]

Okay, I'll try it....got a link?

[Tommy]

sure
http://www.avantbrowser.com/

have fun

[ShadowFox]

I recommend Maxthon for browsing, it is secure and supports tab browsing and remembers your last visted pages.

[Tommy]

ShadowFox, on Oct 27 2005, 06:51 AM, said:

I recommend Maxthon for browsing, it is secure and supports tab browsing and remembers your last visted pages.

well, in te webpage i read it's build in IE engine, so i think it's running a same broblems as IE, security holes and so .... guys, please tell i'm wrong

after a long time looking i found a brower what is fully based in FF but i got zsome neat thing's in what FF doesen't have
http://www.flock.com/

Edited by Tommy, 27 October 2005 - 03:00 PM.

[RedInferno]

LOL, this is turning into the browser thread!!! I didn't even know there were these....

Oh, and clarky, I promised you the browser coded in .hta...I;'ll PM you when I gfet the chance...

[ShadowFox]

You're wrong... MAxthon even blocks ads and popups automtically... like if I go to a Yahoo page and it's got an ad.... BAM eliminated

[tntoak]

Even if Maxthon, AvantBrowser, or any other IE add-on improves the security aspect, it still doesn't change the fact that Microsoft refuses to comply with the HTML specs. That's why many pages don't look "correct" in Opera or Firefox - they're coded using FrontPage and Microsoft's version of HTML. Personally, I have an issue with that practice.

[ShadowFox]

As do I... but I prefer good old notepad page making... there's more satisfaction to it and besides... to me, it's more reliable.

[Tommy]

ShadowFox, on Oct 27 2005, 07:18 PM, said:

You're wrong... MAxthon even blocks ads and popups automtically... like if I go to a Yahoo page and it's got an ad.... BAM eliminated

yahoo has ad's in his websote :S I wasn't aware of that
but i think same doing also google toolbar
it block some ad's and pop up-s

[RedInferno]

ShadowFox, on Oct 27 2005, 11:18 AM, said:

You're wrong... MAxthon even blocks ads and popups automtically... like if I go to a Yahoo page and it's got an ad.... BAM eliminated

My norton and ZA are configured to block themmm...which is why i had never noticed the diff between IE and maxthon...

@tommy, of course they have ads... ever seen their mail inbox?

Edited by RedInferno, 28 October 2005 - 03:53 PM.

[Tommy]

RedInferno, on Oct 28 2005, 06:52 PM, said:

@tommy, of course they have ads... ever seen their mail inbox?

currently i'm not using yahoo mail, sorry about that
but i'm using aim , there had some add's
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[Linoman]

Gonna try out flock (btw Firefox rules)

[tnctx02]

Firefox. All the way!!
I really the way you can change, add, or make it look however you want. I do not believe it is any worse than IE for security. In fact people haven't been aiming at it as hard as IE, so it is making progress learning from what IE has had to endure.