Originally posted by: MrChad
What in god's name is that site you linked to?
Originally posted by: dawks
Technically it would be the MSN department in responsible for this. And since they are an World Wide Web / Internet group primarily, it would show they are interested in providing a quality service to their customers.
Originally posted by: NightCrawler
They should be using Maxthon, since they officially support it and it's better then Firefox.
Originally posted by: mobobuff
You do realize how extremely easy it would be to crop content into the frame of a browser?
I'm sure Microsoft isn't to blame for this.
Man Firefox fanboys are shovey and insistant :roll: Who wants to be part of a fanbase that constantly tries to boast itself in every opportunity and feels insecure enough to have to constantly juxtapose their browser? So uptight.
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
Originally posted by: NightCrawler
They should be using Maxthon, since they officially support it and it's better then Firefox.
Firefox > Maxthon
everybody here knows it, it's time you come to accept it.
Originally posted by: NightCrawler
Originally posted by: Merlyn3D
Originally posted by: NightCrawler
They should be using Maxthon, since they officially support it and it's better then Firefox.
Firefox > Maxthon
everybody here knows it, it's time you come to accept it.
1. Maxthon is better out of the box, less configuration required.
2. Maxthon has a much better Super Drag and Drop Feature.
3. Maxthon works with pages built for IE only.
4. Maxthon has better toolbars.
5. Maxthon has a better Ad hunter.
Originally posted by: EMPshockwave82
Originally posted by: mobobuff
You do realize how extremely easy it would be to crop content into the frame of a browser?
I'm sure Microsoft isn't to blame for this.
Man Firefox fanboys are shovey and insistant :roll: Who wants to be part of a fanbase that constantly tries to boast itself in every opportunity and feels insecure enough to have to constantly juxtapose their browser? So uptight.
so u're saying that the associated press cropped the screen cap that was sent to them by microsoft to make them look stupid?
Originally posted by: Theguynextdoor
Originally posted by: EMPshockwave82
Originally posted by: mobobuff
You do realize how extremely easy it would be to crop content into the frame of a browser?
I'm sure Microsoft isn't to blame for this.
Man Firefox fanboys are shovey and insistant :roll: Who wants to be part of a fanbase that constantly tries to boast itself in every opportunity and feels insecure enough to have to constantly juxtapose their browser? So uptight.
so u're saying that the associated press cropped the screen cap that was sent to them by microsoft to make them look stupid?
Yes. Why, would a brazilian site host ONE story in their entire site in ENGLISH? And the oddly the site doesn't even orginate from Brazil...
