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what's a web developer plugin ? Hell, where's the plugins page ???Originally posted by: Attrox
Firefox is MUCH MUCH better than IE.
I love the web developer plugin! Haven't tried the gesture yet.. but I will now
I only use IE for microsoft update now, I even removed all shortcut to IE to prevent me accidentally click on them hehe..
Originally posted by: Confused
I couldn't use mouse gestures...i move my mouse around so much when i'm trying to read a thread i'll end up navigating to god-knows-where!
But I couldn't not use Firefox now!
Unless I was using Phoenix or Firebird
Mouse gestures usually require something almost foolproof. Like holding the right mouse button down while you execute your mouse gesture to do something. Just moving the mouse around doesn't make Firefox do anything. You should try it. It's fun.
Theres an application called "Stroke-it" that allows you to have mouse gestures everywhere.
As for firefox, IMO the "Adblock" tool is better than anything else firefox has, it even gets those annoying java and flash ads usually.
Originally posted by: rh71
what's a web developer plugin ? Hell, where's the plugins page ???Originally posted by: Attrox
Firefox is MUCH MUCH better than IE.
I love the web developer plugin! Haven't tried the gesture yet.. but I will now
I only use IE for microsoft update now, I even removed all shortcut to IE to prevent me accidentally click on them hehe..
Web Developer extension adds a menu and toolbar to the browser with various web developer tools.
This{ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384}">http://update.mozilla.org/extensions/?application=</a> is the main Firefox Extension page.
And for those of you complaining about some website only works with IE, try IE View. You can use it to load up IE-only pages when you run across them in Mozilla.
InverseOfNeo, I agree, Noia 2.0 eXtreme is pretty cool.
Because IE sucks and is mainly used by people that don't know any better?
And because of http://texturizer.net/firefox/faq.html#mozvsie
No, Firefox is based on Mozilla. Netscape is based on Mozilla. Mozilla uses the Gecko code. Gecko is a complete re-write and has no Netscape code in it. Remember it was a big deal since Gecko is open source, which was a new thing back then? I've used Netscape since I think version 2 and have always thought it superior to IE. BTW, Adblock works on Mozilla too. Oh, and the offical name of Firefox is "Mozilla Firefox".
I'm curious, where did you read that?
I thought the exact same thing when I first tried tabbed browsing. I got used to it after a few days and think it's the much better way now. How lond did you try it?
Originally posted by: Attrox
Originally posted by: rh71
what's a web developer plugin ? Hell, where's the plugins page ???Originally posted by: Attrox
Firefox is MUCH MUCH better than IE.
I love the web developer plugin! Haven't tried the gesture yet.. but I will now
I only use IE for microsoft update now, I even removed all shortcut to IE to prevent me accidentally click on them hehe..
Web Developer extension adds a menu and toolbar to the browser with various web developer tools.
This{ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384}">http://update.mozilla.org/extensions/?application=</a> is the main Firefox Extension page.
And for those of you complaining about some website only works with IE, try IE View. You can use it to load up IE-only pages when you run across them in Mozilla.
Web Developer Extension is THE PWNAGE. If you do any form of web editing, GET THIS NOW!!!11ONE!!11!
Nutscrape 4.7 > *
j/k, I switched a couple months ago to FF .93 and I'm loving it. As a web developer the various plugins available are a life saver. Unfortunately since the majority of the visitors to my site are IE users, I have to thoroughly test it in that browser as well before I release anything. That makes the IEView plugin my favorite. I find that once I code my pages correctly for FF, making minor changes to get it to work in IE is easier than doing it the other way. Plus my HTML/CSS is more standards compliant meaning it will probably work in other browsers (Opera, Safari, Konquorer, etc.) if it works in FF. I've said "well it works in IE, I don't know why it doesn't work in browser X" enough times than I care to admit.
j/k, I switched a couple months ago to FF .93 and I'm loving it. As a web developer the various plugins available are a life saver. Unfortunately since the majority of the visitors to my site are IE users, I have to thoroughly test it in that browser as well before I release anything. That makes the IEView plugin my favorite. I find that once I code my pages correctly for FF, making minor changes to get it to work in IE is easier than doing it the other way. Plus my HTML/CSS is more standards compliant meaning it will probably work in other browsers (Opera, Safari, Konquorer, etc.) if it works in FF. I've said "well it works in IE, I don't know why it doesn't work in browser X" enough times than I care to admit.
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