hmmmm Maybe I will have to give Firefox a try...is it really that much better then IE? I guess I am getting stubborn in my old age...I tried IE 7 and didn't like it went back to 6, same with Media player..tried 11 and went back to 10.. I seem to be stuck with what I know lol...so if I download and istall Firefox, do I have to get rid of IE, as in unistall? I worry since I would hate to have trouble getting 6 back, tho I could always do a restore I guess...thanks for the advice Soup!
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Want to really clean out your browsers then download ATF Cleaner but be careful because when it's gone it is gone.
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@ Soup
Embedding Internet Explorer in tabs of Mozilla/Firefox.Attached FilesLast edited by BR7; 13 Mar 2007, 02:41 PM.Comment
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I trust this website & I have just used this program which seems to work very well. I would advise you read & make your own choice though.
FileHippo Update Checker.
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I found a forum plugin for FF I like.It's called Forum Additive it basically works like the subscribed thread here in the forums.The only difference it that you don't have to be here to know that there has been a new post on the thread your interested in you will see a pop up on the bottom right hand corner of your screen to inform you .It will look like this
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I might have to check that out BR7, thank you. Here's a couple for those that want to know how stable their rigs are. If you are not sure that you want to know, then do not use them & they are not for the faint of heart. For you folders, do not fold if you decide to try them out.
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I went back to Firefox from Opera once I
tried Firefox 2.0. Only thing is the password wand
in Opera is much better for sites where you have
multiple accounts. It pops up a dialog with all
your saved ID/passwords and you just arrow down
and hit Enter. Another thing it does better
than Firefox if you buy lots of stuff online is
fill out forms. For those 2 features I keep Opera
8.5 on my system. It's an older version with not
much bloat and runs fine on Vista.
It has the '/' key for incremental search on
web pages like Firefox so it's not too much of
a sacrifice to use it occasionally.Comment
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