Firefox V Explorer , which one good?
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I found some pros and cons , you have any? List all here
1) The text cannot stays highlighted to let me click Img to create the code for posting pics
2) Got one line infront of my cursor making my eyes blind to what i am typing -
mozilla firefox!~
opera is oso ok
dump IE! -
firefox~
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then u all got no problems with firefox or opera?
got must say leh, whether small or big
no need says IE lah, everybody knows about IE in and out liao -
the oni thing im not bery happy abt firefox is the alignment prob......
but jus press refresh then ok liao -
also when i clicked new reply or quote horOriginally posted by FireIce:the oni thing im not bery happy abt firefox is the alignment prob......
but jus press refresh then ok liao
the page very wide leh
like two pages , left is one col of the links and right then is this box for posting -
if u have so many complaints, very simple.........stick to IE then
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ya.. the alignment of sgforums in firefox often screwed, but i really like the functions like popup blocker and stuff, somemore all of explorer's exploits are not applicable in firefox, explorer always keena spyware and virus, but firefox wun
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i not complaining just comparing only wat , u so support firefox mehOriginally posted by FireIce:if u have so many complaints, very simple.........stick to IE then
fireice support firefox
it rhymes -
ur avatar....
chucky's wifey...
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look like meh?Originally posted by nOrmalbOi:ur avatar....
chucky's wifey... -
i m using firefox.
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my firefox scrollbars won't change colors according to the CSS settings in some webpages like this. the scrollbars are white/blue when viewed in IE.
today 1st day using so no other complains yet. -
Firefox = Free
Opera = muz Register
IE = Vulnerable (Throw away better) -
Explorer is the best, best at making you pissed from using it again ever.
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Firefox for me
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Coloured scrollbars are IE proprietary codes so it will only work in IE and nothing else.Originally posted by nismoS132:my firefox scrollbars won't change colors according to the CSS settings in some webpages like this. the scrollbars are white/blue when viewed in IE.
today 1st day using so no other complains yet. -
mozilla is good. cept for its page alingment faults. but i can live w it
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I think the page alignment faults with SGForums are due to the stylesheets more than a bug with Mozilla. Not sure though. Haven't had the time to go find out.Originally posted by skeujin:mozilla is good. cept for its page alingment faults. but i can live w it
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some java applets/scripts dun work well in firefox as opposed to in IE.
for eg take a look at the quick links of onemotoring.com (top left hand corner) using IE and firefox you get wat i mean...
hope firefox can fix that problem fast cos I really luv it~ -
using firefox now haha
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sometimes its not jus tt the page gets expanded. postedpics get sliced in half...Originally posted by delonchew:I think the page alignment faults with SGForums are due to the stylesheets more than a bug with Mozilla. Not sure though. Haven't had the time to go find out. -
i believe u are right..Originally posted by delonchew:I think the page alignment faults with SGForums are due to the stylesheets more than a bug with Mozilla. Not sure though. Haven't had the time to go find out.
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Posted images get sliced in half due to the size of the images itself. Once an image gets too large, it causes your browser to expand horizontally and you have to scroll left and right to read.Originally posted by skeujin:sometimes its not jus tt the page gets expanded. postedpics get sliced in half...
I am sure you would have experienced it in other forums when someone post an image directly from his digicam (imagine dimensions of 1600 x 1200 or something). Those with screen resolutions of 1024x768 are going to suffer reading the thread with that huge image. I believe the stylesheet of SGForums allows for cropping of images that are far too large to be shown on your screen. -
Fire is great, but it has a problem with memory. This causes Firefox to use so much memory that it freezes up or becomes very sluggish. Not a problem is you have more than 256mb Ram. Might be a problem otherwise and you have a habit of openinng loads of windows at a time.