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Old 10-19-2006, 01:21 AM   #21
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really dumb question here... i'm really not that computer savvy..

but whats the deal with firefox?? its just pretty much a ripoff of internet explorer or something??
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Old 10-19-2006, 01:30 AM   #22
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really dumb question here... i'm really not that computer savvy..

but whats the deal with firefox?? its just pretty much a ripoff of internet explorer or something??
omg...it's like WAYYYYYYYYYYY better.

cause it doesn't get none of them viruses like dat ie craptacular POS.

in other words, FF pretty much pwnZ the show when it comes to browzerz.
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Old 10-19-2006, 01:32 AM   #23
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Okay, I just can't post like that. I can feel my brain cells being mercilessly murdered.

Just do a CP search for Firefox, there's been a number of threads on it in the past.
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Old 10-19-2006, 06:11 AM   #24
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I have droopy, and really all it accomplishes is getting up to speed with Firefox, Safari etc..Nothing special, nothing extraordinary. It has a phishing filter, but that's the only feature I can dissern.
Yep I have it and I agree with you LA. Firefox is still better, but at least its trying to get up to speed.
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Old 10-19-2006, 07:50 AM   #25
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when i installed it, my windows media player got screwed up and to this day i cannot stream fan960.com. My life will never be the same. Unless I use my Mac.
try updating to the Beta version of Media Player 11. I reinstalled some microsoft product.. can't remember if it was IE or media player 10.. and it got really messed up .. i couldn't stream any media player content using any browser (IE or FireFox) and I couldn't even stream it directly using the open URL option.

I installed Media Player 11 and I can now stream using IE.. not firefox.. but i'll take what I can get. It the only way I can listen to the fan960 or watch higlights.
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Old 10-19-2006, 08:29 AM   #26
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I thought I was in the Flames forum....I must have been re-directed to the Off Topic forum instead.
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Old 10-19-2006, 09:13 AM   #27
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I have droopy, and really all it accomplishes is getting up to speed with Firefox, Safari etc..Nothing special, nothing extraordinary. It has a phishing filter, but that's the only feature I can dissern.
Firefox 2.0 also has a phishing filter.
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Old 10-19-2006, 09:18 AM   #28
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If you not planning on try any of the alternative browswers out there, and want to stay with MS, then IE7 is a very nice upgrade to IE6.

While IE7 is just catching up to FF and the other browsers, IE7 is a huge leap forward in MS thinking. It should one of the better browsers out there.
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Old 10-19-2006, 09:41 AM   #29
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IE7 is the bane of my existence. In particular, the way it handles java and stylesheets has created some bugs with the Oilers website that I'm in a race against time to fix.
These are not MS technologies silly. Why would they work right.
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IE7 is the bane of my existence. In particular, the way it handles java and stylesheets has created some bugs with the Oilers website that I'm in a race against time to fix.
I've been reading where the IE7 team has been saying they fixed a lot of the CSS issues and now they are much more W3C compliant, but that this meant a number of IE6 hacks would now break.

How many websites do you guess are going to be 'broken' with IE7, Marc?
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Its definately buggy, I also dont like its amateurish style - I will stick with SlimBrowser for now.

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And so it already begins....

http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2...e.html?ref=rss

In a blow to Microsoft Corp., a Danish security company on Thursday reported a vulnerability in the software giant's newly released web browser that could let an attacker gain access to documents over the internet.
"A vulnerability has been discovered in Internet Explorer, which can be exploited by malicious people to disclose potentially sensitive information," Secunia said in an advisory on its website.
No repair is yet available for the flaw, which Secunia rated as "less critical" — the second-least-serious on the company's five-point threat-rating scale.
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I've been reading where the IE7 team has been saying they fixed a lot of the CSS issues and now they are much more W3C compliant, but that this meant a number of IE6 hacks would now break.

How many websites do you guess are going to be 'broken' with IE7, Marc?
I would estimate it to be around 10-15%. As an example, I can't even "upgrade" to IE7 on my work computer because the website I use to send out press releases doesn't work with IE7.
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the way it handles java and stylesheets has created some bugs with the Oilers website that I'm in a race against time to fix.
Don't worry take your time, no one will miss an Oilers website...
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And so it already begins....

http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2...e.html?ref=rss

In a blow to Microsoft Corp., a Danish security company on Thursday reported a vulnerability in the software giant's newly released web browser that could let an attacker gain access to documents over the internet.
"A vulnerability has been discovered in Internet Explorer, which can be exploited by malicious people to disclose potentially sensitive information," Secunia said in an advisory on its website.
No repair is yet available for the flaw, which Secunia rated as "less critical" — the second-least-serious on the company's five-point threat-rating scale.
What's really sad is that the same exploit exists in IE6. So they've had ages to fix it.
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IE7 is the bane of my existence. In particular, the way it handles java and stylesheets has created some bugs with the Oilers website that I'm in a race against time to fix.
Why are you using Java? Unless you mean Javascript, and you don't know the difference.
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Why are you using Java? Unless you mean Javascript, and you don't know the difference.
Chances are he knows the difference.

Site looks good by the way.
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Why are you using Java? Unless you mean Javascript, and you don't know the difference.
Oops, yeah I meant javascript.
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Oops, yeah I meant javascript.
Damn, I was hoping for a big fat Java applet on the main page so I could make fun of the Oilers' website.
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Damn, I was hoping for a big fat Java applet on the main page so I could make fun of the Oilers' website.
This might look good in place of the roster section

http://www.schubart.net/rc/
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