BigMatt wrote: > I use Firefox for everything, even work. That being said, at work we > use web based software to monitor the network and track our "work > order" tickets. Nothing is compatible with Firefox, it's all IE only. > But, I use the same "Add On" Willard mentioned above with no problems > what so ever, the "IE Tabs" option is the greatest thing ever. Except > for the Ad Blocker maybe. Or Color Tabs, or the numerous skins, or the > WinAmp controller bar. > > In Firefox, click "Tools", then click "Add Ons", then click "Browse > Add Ons" > > On Dec 19, 10:27 am, Elizabeth McCree <[email protected]> wrote: > >> DaveyBoi wrote: >> >>> Try different alternatives, If IE 7 is giving you problems, and you >>> are not sure if Firefox is for you (Make sure to use Vers. 3), there's >>> also Opera, Google's Chrome, Safari (for Windows of course), Avant as >>> well as several others. >>> >>> Always use the latest versions if possible, and install all updates >>> (unless you specifically know you will not need them.) >>> >>> An added bonus of not using IE at all, is that you largely have less >>> security exploits that are indeed discovered and exploited because >>> hackers and malicious internet users logically aim for the MOST used >>> browsers first. >>> >>> Let us know what happens. >>> Cheers, >>> >> I like Firefox and their programs and add ons. I only use IE when I >> have to which there are certain websites that have to use it. >> > > > > I have installed several add-ons already.
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