Uninstalled Firefox. It sucks.

[Cerb]

Originally posted by: BornStar18
This is what I'm talking about

Looks fine to me (the other guy's link). Just a form wanting me to register.
Take a screenshot in IE and one in FF and we'll see.
A real screenshot, not what looks like 16-color button.

I prefer tv.yahoo.com
No registering, quicker than that site, and works fine in anything from NS3 to FF 0.8. Oh, and IE, too.

 

[MacBaine]

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

 

[Sid59]

lol .. always the same complaints.

 

[Cerb]

Originally posted by: Shockwave

Originally posted by: BornStar18
This is what I'm talking about

Your like me. This is YOUR fault, as per all the people who seem to think a software bug is somehow the users fault. YOu need to fix it, its not FF or bad HTML, its ALL your fault.

Hey, it didnt work for me and thats that. Why? Hell if I know. Wish it did. I dont really like IE all that much due to the horrid gaping bugs and security risks. But fact of the matter it....If it dont work in IE, it doesnt work in ANYTHING. If it does work in IE...Doesnt mean it'll work in other browsers. IE is the standard. Thats just a fact of life.

Not if you design right. if you do, it will work in any modern broswer, and old browsers like IE 6. Newer ones will just get the full effect.

 

[silverpig]

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

There's no bloat in firefox... it's pretty stripped down.

 

[screw3d]

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

If you try to design some websites, all the flaws in IE will surface and it's annoying as hell. There are many documented (and undocumented) rendering bugs in IE while there are probably just a couple of rendering problems in Mozilla. Since it's open source, it actually get fixed if someone notices it, unlike IE.

 

[VTEC01EX]

My scrolling works fine, my smooth scrolling (UGH!) works fine, and I've only found one website that doesn't look good or work right with it - and that's my company's trouble ticketing system, which was clearly designed towards IE. It's never crashed, it doesn't abuse resources, and it seems to render some pages faster than IE. No complaints here.

 

[Shockwave]

Maybe I ended up with a quirky install...May try it again....

 

[phonemonkey]

I tried smooth scrolling too and it felt like I had to scroll 2x as much as I did beforehand. The rest of my plugins (ie: Nukeanything, Adblock, etc) work great for me.

If you want to still use IE and FF at the same time, you might want to look for the plugin that lets you click on a link and choose "load target in IE" from the context menu.

 

[MacBaine]

Originally posted by: screw3d

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

If you try to design some websites, all the flaws in IE will surface and it's annoying as hell. There are many documented (and undocumented) rendering bugs in IE while there are probably just a couple of rendering problems in Mozilla. Since it's open source, it actually get fixed if someone notices it, unlike IE.

Find me one website that I can't view properly in IE that I can view properly in Firefox/Mozilla. I have NO problems with IE right now. By all accounts, it works perfectly for me.

 

[Slickone]

If FF has a problem, why not try Mozilla Instead of giving up?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

IE is the most bloated out there, is it not? Remember much of it is built into the OS.

My IE2 gives you everything in firefox and still has the universality of IE6.

And the security issues from what I hear.

This is what I'm talking about

I have the same TV guide cell/text overlap problem in Netscape 7.


Isn't it a fact that some websites work in IE and not in others because IE isn't standards compliant?

 

[Kev]

somehow i like firebird better and decided to stick with it. perhaps it was the 15 minutes of plugin reinstalling that put me off.

 

[Anubis]

opera smokes Fire fox every day of teh week

 

[Allio]

Originally posted by: Shockwave
I couldnt install MSN Delux for delux charts on msn money.

Somehow I doubt Microsoft would bother to support anything other than IE with that product. It's hardly Firefox's fault, any other browser would have the same problem.

Scroll-wheel support has been in since 0.6, it not working is a freak occurrence. Try installing your mouse drivers.

I feel naked and useless when forced to use IE now

 

[Adul]

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: screw3d

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

If you try to design some websites, all the flaws in IE will surface and it's annoying as hell. There are many documented (and undocumented) rendering bugs in IE while there are probably just a couple of rendering problems in Mozilla. Since it's open source, it actually get fixed if someone notices it, unlike IE.

Find me one website that I can't view properly in IE that I can view properly in Firefox/Mozilla. I have NO problems with IE right now. By all accounts, it works perfectly for me.

I could write some css code that ie wont display for sh!t abd will work fine in FF

 

[Sid59]

Originally posted by: Adul

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: screw3d

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

If you try to design some websites, all the flaws in IE will surface and it's annoying as hell. There are many documented (and undocumented) rendering bugs in IE while there are probably just a couple of rendering problems in Mozilla. Since it's open source, it actually get fixed if someone notices it, unlike IE.

Find me one website that I can't view properly in IE that I can view properly in Firefox/Mozilla. I have NO problems with IE right now. By all accounts, it works perfectly for me.

I could write some css code that ie wont display for sh!t abd will work fine in FF

ha. write it, then this IE stuff can be put to death.

it's hard to find a site that won't view properly in IE because IE is NON-COMPLIANT.

IE is like 3rd party equipment. It'll work no matter what but it doesn't do it the right way.

 

[BornStar]

Originally posted by: Cerb

Originally posted by: BornStar18
This is what I'm talking about

Looks fine to me (the other guy's link). Just a form wanting me to register.
Take a screenshot in IE and one in FF and we'll see.
A real screenshot, not what looks like 16-color button.

I prefer tv.yahoo.com
No registering, quicker than that site, and works fine in anything from NS3 to FF 0.8. Oh, and IE, too.

That's what the page looks like. It's only like two colors. If you want me to post an entire 1600x1200 screenshot, that's fine, but I can almost guarantee that people will be mad. Give me a few minutes and I'll post a comparison between IE and FF.

 

[LS20]

im not a big fan of alternative browsers.. usually pages arent rendered properly or there are plug-in problems...

this case... firefox has no such problems and is sooo fast.

 

[BornStar]

Originally posted by: BornStar18

Originally posted by: Cerb

Originally posted by: BornStar18
This is what I'm talking about

Looks fine to me (the other guy's link). Just a form wanting me to register.
Take a screenshot in IE and one in FF and we'll see.
A real screenshot, not what looks like 16-color button.

I prefer tv.yahoo.com
No registering, quicker than that site, and works fine in anything from NS3 to FF 0.8. Oh, and IE, too.

That's what the page looks like. It's only like two colors. If you want me to post an entire 1600x1200 screenshot, that's fine, but I can almost guarantee that people will be mad. Give me a few minutes and I'll post a comparison between IE and FF.

Alright, here you go. I still cropped it a little, but I'm giving a little more data.

Firefox
IE

My other problem is that links don't work if a webpage is in the middle of loading.

 

[Cerb]

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: screw3d

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

If you try to design some websites, all the flaws in IE will surface and it's annoying as hell. There are many documented (and undocumented) rendering bugs in IE while there are probably just a couple of rendering problems in Mozilla. Since it's open source, it actually get fixed if someone notices it, unlike IE.

Find me one website that I can't view properly in IE that I can view properly in Firefox/Mozilla. I have NO problems with IE right now. By all accounts, it works perfectly for me.

http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/
:evil:
http://www.markschenk.com/cssexp/linebreaks/bottomsup.html

 

[Cerb]

Originally posted by: Anubis
opera smokes Fire fox every day of teh week

Yes, it does (but one is free, and one is not).

 

[Sid59]

Originally posted by: Cerb

Originally posted by: Anubis
opera smokes Fire fox every day of teh week

Yes, it does (but one is free, and one is not).

indeed.

one delievers ads, and the other blocks ads.

 

[BornStar]

Bah, I went through all of that trouble of posting screenshots from both and Cerb doesn't even reply to me.

 

[MacBaine]

Originally posted by: Cerb

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: screw3d

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

If you try to design some websites, all the flaws in IE will surface and it's annoying as hell. There are many documented (and undocumented) rendering bugs in IE while there are probably just a couple of rendering problems in Mozilla. Since it's open source, it actually get fixed if someone notices it, unlike IE.

Find me one website that I can't view properly in IE that I can view properly in Firefox/Mozilla. I have NO problems with IE right now. By all accounts, it works perfectly for me.

http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/
:evil:
http://www.markschenk.com/cssexp/linebreaks/bottomsup.html

Uhhh.. looks fine...what's your point?

 

[BornStar]

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: Cerb

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: screw3d

Originally posted by: MacBaine

Originally posted by: silverpig
It's funny when people blame their own inability to do something on the software.

My food won't cook itself, therefore my food sucks.

You mean how most people blame IE for most of the problems they experienced in using it?

I prefer a non-bloated, efficient, fast browser. (ie, IE)

If you try to design some websites, all the flaws in IE will surface and it's annoying as hell. There are many documented (and undocumented) rendering bugs in IE while there are probably just a couple of rendering problems in Mozilla. Since it's open source, it actually get fixed if someone notices it, unlike IE.

Find me one website that I can't view properly in IE that I can view properly in Firefox/Mozilla. I have NO problems with IE right now. By all accounts, it works perfectly for me.

http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/
:evil:
http://www.markschenk.com/cssexp/linebreaks/bottomsup.html

Uhhh.. looks fine...what's your point?

It looks "fine" in IE but it looks much better in FF. The menu on the right in the first link doesn't move in FF and is a little more interesting to look at.