Mozilla Firefox or Opera, choose your browser. (2 Viewers)

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  • I'm awesome like icεmαή, Sheik and V so I use Opera

  • I'm a geek like Martin and JCK so I use Mozilla Firefox

  • I like following trends, so I use Chrome

  • I suck. So I use IE.


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Martin

Martin

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Dec 31, 2000
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  • Thread Starter #301
    Allow me to rephrase..

    "If I do reluctantly make this change without much interest in why I'm doing it or what I gain by it, is it alright for me to come here and complain about your bad suggestion when my bookmarks are sorted incorrectly or not all my plugins work"?

    :D
     

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    Martin

    Martin

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    A little whoopsie here, a bigass security hole was just discovered in Mozilla, apparently it lets the attacker run programs on your computer :D

    http://www.mozilla.org/security/shell.html

    Updates to all Mozilla software are available. :)

    Oh and the bug only applies to Windows versions of the software... :D:p
     

    gray

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    Apr 22, 2003
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    :scared: It cant be...

    Oh well, at least it took literally 7 seconds to patch, and no restart required :thumb:
     

    Wings

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    Jul 15, 2002
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    I moved to Mozilla 1.6 sometime ago then found it too slow, changed to Firefox 0.8
    Any good things in 0.9?
     

    BigIzz

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    Jul 12, 2002
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    As much as I love Firefox, I do have some problems with it. It crashes more then IE ever did, although IE has the advantage of being built into the OS on Windows. It freezes for a few seconds whenever I start a download which I find rather annoying if I am downloading a bunch of files at once.

    Just the other day, the browser froze on me and I didn't feel like dealing with it so I just left it in its frosen state. Anyway, I came back like an hour later to deal with it and found that it left my processor at 100% the whole time and raised my CPU temp about 20 degrees higher then I like it.
     
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    Martin

    Martin

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    Woh that's not good. You could go back to Moz which is more stable I think. I've concluded that Firefox is now so good that I switched to it. It doesn't crash much but it does occasionally. Moz also did.

    See if it crashes from Graham's blog, mine does:
    http://www.xanga.com/poebae
     

    BigIzz

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    Nope didn't crash :D

    I have regualr old Mozilla as well but I like Firefox because it is a lot lighter and rather then having to waste a whole toolbar on Google, Firefox only takes up a little bit of otherwise unused space. I think the problem is specific to this computer though because I don't have the same problems with my laptop. You gotta reinstall XP every few months just to keep things running properly.
     

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