Hi everybody,
I'm using normally IE, because I'm lazy :D. But I'm having Firefox too.
If something isn't working read, audio captcha, slow web, downloading more
than two files, I'm using Firefox.
But otherwise I'm using IE, because it's stupid Microsoft tool and is more
supported than others browsers.
With best regards,
Marek Durila
IBM Global Services Delivery Center Czech Republic, s.r.o., Sídlo: Brno,
Technická 2995/21, PSC 61600
IC: 26244535, Zapsaná v obchodním rejstríku, vedeném Krajským soudem v Brne
oddíl C, vložka 39922
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Chris Tekell
<blindc...@gmail.
com> To
Peter Wolfe
18/01/2010 18:06 <[email protected]>,
[email protected]
cc
Subject
Re: Mozilla glitches and
reconsoderations of the browser
Hi Peter,
My experience has been just the opposite. I keep IE around for use
with a couple of websites, but otherwise find Firefox faster and less
glitchy. Neither is perfect, and I absolutely agree with your
suggestion that people keep at least two browsers on their
computers. One of the areas in which I feel IE has the edge is in
bookmarking. I find the favorites menu and the ability to manipulate
it in Windows explorer to be highly superior. to Mozilla's bookmark
system. Luckily, one does not need to use bookmarks in Firefox if one
does not want to. There is a Firefox add on called Plain Old
Favorites that I have been using for many years now. It adds the IE
Favorites menu to the menu bar of Firefox and makes the bookmarks
menu moot. The only drawback I have found is that sometimes the menu
takes a couple of seconds to open in Firefox while it opens instantly
in IE, but I have a massive Favorites collection when you add all of
the links in all of the subfolders, so that may be the cause in my
case. Also, unless the creator has added something I missed in recent
updates, in order to sort the Favorites you have added by name, you
have to open IE and do it there. But, those are the only two minor
annoyances I have found with this add on and it seriously beats
dealing with Firefox's bookmark system.
HTH,
Chris
At 06:20 AM 1/18/2010, Peter Wolfe wrote:
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> I'm having Mozilla Firefox issues that are severly making me
>reconsider replacing Internet Explorer on my computer. I would like to
>note to everyone to make sure you always have two web browsers on your
>computer. Anyways, I tried to add a book mark with control+ d and wnet
>into all folders and arrowed around to the top, then out of no where
>it froze. My computer window-eyes voice completely and utterly froze.
>The mouse would move, but window-eyes was mute. I'm talking two-five
>minutes of waiting till I just manually rebooted my computer. When I
>started up Mozilla Firefox again to continue my session it again
>froze. This process happened three times separately from one another.
>Then, I reinstalled Mozilla and it happend again with the continued
>session. The page a secure by the way due to it coming from a major
>university.
> It's my opinion that Mozilla is slower than Internet Exploerer
>in doing features except for search engine optimumizations. This
>throws a bone into the frey because I might seriously look into Opera.
>I've stated this to the list multiple times in the past, however, it's
>not a major browser for supports. Perhaps the language support is more
>sound in Opera as opposed to the two giants. The thing that appealed
>to me about Mozilla is also the thing that I hate. The features of
>Mozilla are great but the price is that they aren't perfect. Mozilla
>has a tendency to crash much more frequently than I.E from my
>experience. The other thing is on Blindmicemart.com to the movie vault
>the downloads then you have to go through a step unecessary in I.E to
>change open to save in a combo box. Then, in bookshare.org I.E cannot
>find the correct focus of the edit box on the quick search unlike that
>of Mozilla. However, I have grown to dislike daisy book readers due to
>the Human Ware company trying to blend blindness with other
>disabilities making blindness a priority. The book reader of
>HumanWare's is very slow because of the need for learning disabled
>individuals to reader the line like fourty-five seconds per lind where
>as my reading level is much higher than theirs unfortunately for them.
>So, I cannot in short support this continued path without some
>symbolence of answers from folks like you on this fine e-mail list.
>Thanks for any and all suppport on suggestions to remedy this issue as
>soon as possible. By the way, if you know of any Daisy book readers
>that aren't commercial.
>
>
>cordially,
>
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