Originally posted by ludzYou should learn to relax a little, buddy. I suggest yoga.
I noticed there were a few ignorant nihilists and I didn't want to mention any names. I showed the link to the Swedish version as well as a page with all localized versions such as Norwegian, Swedish, Italian etc Perhaps we are expected to show users how to click with their mouse as well.
Originally posted by mikelomThe status quo is not always the best.
You must admit though? IE is set up directly for windows as its server. FF is not, and doesn't perform in the same manner using windows. I like both, but FF isn't a part of microsoft's tenacity of keeping a hold on the whole search issue, and doesn't respond in a manner easy for a non compu buff?
Sure, it's easy to just use IE, but once you point out it's flaws and the useful features FireFox gives to people, they come around pretty quickly, no matter their level of computer literacy.
I'm not sure what you mean by the 'search issue'? Don't we all use Google?
Originally posted by ludzI missed your link to the Swedish version (probably because you posted it while I was writing a post, and I didn't check for posts written while I was writing). I assumed Fabian would be able to find it himself if he wanted it. (By the way, he's still using IE, so clicking with his mouse wouldn't help. 😉)
I noticed there were a few ignorant nihilists and I didn't want to mention any names. I showed the link to the Swedish version as well as a page with all localized versions such as Norwegian, Swedish, Italian etc Perhaps we are expected to show users how to click with their mouse as well.
Originally posted by mikelomIn which way do you find Firefox more difficult to use? I am not a computer buff, but I find it very easy to use.
You must admit though? IE is set up directly for windows as its server. FF is not, and doesn't perform in the same manner using windows. I like both, but FF isn't a part of microsoft's tenacity of keeping a hold on the whole search issue, and doesn't respond in a manner easy for a non compu buff?
Originally posted by CrowleyDo we all use google? U never use alltheweb, Yahoo, AOL, hotbot?
The status quo is not always the best.
Sure, it's easy to just use IE, but once you point out it's flaws and the useful features FireFox gives to people, they come around pretty quickly, no matter their level of computer literacy.
I'm not sure what you mean by the 'search issue'? Don't we all use Google?
I change sometimes, and often find more things of interest instead of the google/microsoft controlled markets....
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Originally posted by NordlysNot difficult to use in the sense of clicking icons. But, as Rag suggested, cleaning up and cookie conflictions etc is much more of a chore! Well, than may depend upon where you use it, I guess...
In which way do you find Firefox more difficult to use? I am not a computer buff, but I find it very easy to use.
Originally posted by mikelomThe only one you list that I know about is Yahoo, the others I didn't know existed 😕
Do we all use google? U never use alltheweb, Yahoo, AOL, hotbot?
I change sometimes, and often find more things of interest instead of the google/microsoft controlled markets....
Google has always just worked, so why would I change?
I'm apparently not as paranoid as you.
Google created an awesome product, so why would I use other search engines I consider to be inferior just because Google is building a type of monopoly?
Originally posted by CrowleyParaniod am I?
The only one you list that I know about is Yahoo, the others I didn't know existed 😕
Google has always just worked, so why would I change?
I'm apparently not as paranoid as you.
Google created an awesome product, so why would I use other search engines I consider to be inferior just because Google is building a type of monopoly?
No, just open to more offers - which is never a bad thing.
Why do you argue for firefox if IE was never considered to be inferior?? 😛😛
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Originally posted by mikelomTouchè.
Paraniod am I?
No, just open to more offers - which is never a bad thing.
Why do you argue for firefox if IE was never considered to be inferior?? 😛😛
Although I have tried to get away from IE for ages, probably more than 10 years now, starting with the Mozilla suite and Opera as well.
FireFox just kicked all their asses out the park.
Originally posted by ludzhttp://www.zoomblog.com/misc/rcookies.html
Can you show us a page on Microsoft or Mozilla.org explaining this or it is only available to users in cloud cuckoo land?
From mozilla.org...
"New features in Firefox 0.9 include:
* Easy migration: Switching to Firefox has never been easier now that Firefox imports data like Favorites, history, settings, cookies and passwords from Internet Explorer."
Apology accepted.
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