Aqua-Soft ForumsFirebird with homemade safari-skin.
I switched half a year ago from IE6 - best choice I ever made.
say YES to open-source !
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What Browser Are You Using?
ive been a myie2 user for almost 2 months now
MyIE2 is the best thing for "viewing new posts" 
Does Safari have tabbing capabilities? 
BTW, i use savanna all the way,.. i hate the T but too, but it looks pretty well 
Originally posted by jumpers@Oct 8 2003, 04:36 PMDoes Safari have tabbing capabilities?
yeah man, of course!
Originally posted by jumpers@Oct 8 2003, 11:36 AMDoes Safari have tabbing capabilities?
BTW, i use savanna all the way,.. i hate the T but too, but it looks pretty well
Edit: Too fast for me young Seph.
I used to use Mozilla but found it took too long to load and was too memory greedy. I just discovered Mozilla's new firebird browser, and not only does it load faster than IE, all the sites load faster too. Firebird definately has my vote.
I use Safari for Mac and Firebird for Windows.
Firebird is the better browser of the two though, so my vote goes that way.
Originally posted by contrasutra@Oct 7 2003, 01:13 PMNothin beats open source.
Oh really?
*Beats the crap out of Open Source, leaving it bloody and crying on the pavement*
My work is done. 
-godpunk
LOL 
Originally posted by godpunk@Oct 8 2003, 12:57 PMOh really?
*Beats the crap out of Open Source, leaving it bloody and crying on the pavement*
My work is done.
-godpunk
You just killed Safari.
Don't forget, Apple took quite a lot from open source devs.
But you're right, Open Source would never fight back, it would be the pot-smoking hippie trying to give you a flower.
Opera is king, nuff said
Originally posted by contrasutra@Oct 8 2003, 01:05 PMYou just killed Safari.
Not killed, just disfigured.
Safari kinda sucks anyways...still having problems rendering pages, not to mention that it caches EVERYTHING, and there's no way to turn that off. 
-godpunk
Originally posted by godpunk@Oct 8 2003, 09:26 PMSafari kinda sucks anyways...still having problems rendering pages, not to mention that it caches EVERYTHING, and there's no way to turn that off. <_<
This isn't the worst thing about the caching. When you download a large picture (say a half megabyte mother of a wallpaper or something) and then choose to save to disk, it doesn't take it from the cache. It download it again.
No problem when on broadband. But go back to dial-up, and if you're one of those odd people who saves images off the internet, Safari is unuseable.
Were the UI feel better, I'd use Camino on the Mac, but Safari edges it on most things, except a small speed bump and this stupid image problem.
What is so odd about saving images off the internet?