Is Firefox a bad web browser? No. Is it the next coming of the Almighty? According to some it would seem that way. It is one thing recommending a program, it is entirely another to preach about something as if you were part of a religious cult.
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Is Firefox a bad web browser? No. Is it the next coming of the Almighty? According to some it would seem that way. It is one thing recommending a program, it is entirely another to preach about something as if you were part of a religious cult.
Web pages that depend on ActiveX or were only tested in Internet Explorer will only render and work properly in Internet Explorer based browsers.
hellokitty wrote:Firefox is not only inferior to IE performance wise,
but as soon as it gets enough market share and malicious code writers give it some attention, it will be more dangerous than IE as well.
Mastertech wrote:ActiveX specifically will not work
Web pages that depend on ActiveX or were only tested in Internet Explorer will only render and work properly in Internet Explorer based browsers.
and more often then not pages that are only tested in IE can and do rendering differently then the author intented in Firefox.
LicketySplit wrote:JBI...you must be one of the "zealots" in that article that has entirely too much time on your hands
Hawkwing74 wrote:*waiting for VTNC's response*
*eats popcorn*
hellokitty wrote:misinformation
VTNC wrote:Hawkwing74 wrote:*waiting for VTNC's response*
*eats popcorn*
Soon you will *ALL* be converted to the Church of Firefoxhellokitty wrote:misinformation
Usually I try not to resort to calling other's post bullsh*t, so I'll just assume you are being sarcastic and will ignore you.
Mastertech wrote:Alot of people use their experience which happens to miss 99% of the internet.
Mastertech wrote:See now your classifying yourself as what the average user visits, even more absurd.
Mastertech wrote:See now your classifying yourself as what the average user visits, even more absurd.
Mastertech wrote:No, I said what the average user visits is what matters.
Right and the average user visits 99% of what you don't, data point noted.