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what browser do you use
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I use Internet Explorer because I have other software that depends on it. However, I use Avant as a frontdoor for Internet Explorer, and it seems to reduce the number of lockups and crashes. My OS is Windows 98, so maybe the embedding of Internet Explorer adds other capabilities.
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LilAngelHeart
~Nope,nothing wrong here~
Yup, I use more than one browser for different things too.
I'm surprised thatmost use IE, didn't know it was that popular. I use IE and the aol mostly but now just IE *~·´¯`·¸.~¤LïlÃñge£Heårt¤~*
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Opera is my favorite and most commonly used browser but I usually surf CF with IE because it just seems to run a little smoother. As for other stuff though, nothing beats Opera
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loribee59
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I have IE6 with WinMe....
I took a peek into the Opera Browser site, and I'm just curious: is it free?
Also, I'm not interested in having a mail client or anything...I'm more into having a browser only.
BTW, I went through the ENTIRE thread, and I had NO idea what the heck you're all talking about with tags, w3c, the + and the -'s, ad naseum....
oh well...mucking around is the best way to learn by trial and error.
Pop killer in Opera, you say? I'd LOVE one!!! nothing is more aggravating than having a FULL screen pop up's that interrupts what I do online! GRRRRRRRRRR!
~loribee59
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S Walch
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2nd April 2003 at 05:23 AM loribee59 said this in Post #91
I have IE6 with WinMe....
I took a peek into the Opera Browser site, and I'm just curious: is it free?
Also, I'm not interested in having a mail client or anything...I'm more into having a browser only.
BTW, I went through the ENTIRE thread, and I had NO idea what the heck you're all talking about with tags, w3c, the + and the -'s, ad naseum....
oh well...mucking around is the best way to learn by trial and error.
Pop killer in Opera, you say? I'd LOVE one!!! nothing is more aggravating than having a FULL screen pop up's that interrupts what I do online! GRRRRRRRRRR!
~loribee59
Yes - opera is free.
Yes - there is a built-in pop up stopper
w3c = wolrd wide web consortium - www.w3c.org.
Another tip - Try and get a different OS, ME sucks just as bad as IE (worse infact)
Windows 2000 is the best on to go for - if you can find it cheep somewhere.
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loribee59
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*knocks on wood* I've had ME for over 2 years, haven't had major problems w/ it, there' are times I find myself tweaking it...which I don't mind...helps me be more computer efficient.
Interesting that either 2000 or XP works better than ME....as it's more stable than ME. however, I *do* wish they speed up the patch fixes for IE.
~loribee59
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S Walch
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Blackwing:
www.opera.com
Just click o "download opera" - if on Broadband it should take like 5 mins.
www.opera.com
Just click o "download opera" - if on Broadband it should take like 5 mins.
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It is 12 megs (20-30 minutes dial-up)
BUT it has a banner ad in your face for the free version
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