Aqua-Soft Forumsanyone able to hack ie 5.1.7 for the mac to have osx buttons i don't like the ones it has. can someone please fix it?
[request] Hacked Ie5.1.7 With Osx Buttons
1. Don't use the term "hack" for modifying a program, it's one of things that really does annoy me. 
2. What buttons are you referring to? The toolbar?
3. Use Mozilla or another internet browser. <_<
mozilla? my mac doesn't even support ie 5.2! btw why does 'hack' annoy you? is it because of what kicked as off the net for about a day? btw ie 5 for the mac is better than ie 6 for the pc!
If your using OS 8, use Netscape instead.. It comes with an older build or you can just download a newer one from somewhere.
And no, people use the term "hack" for the wrong reasons. Your modifying the application files. You modify a forum's files. Hacking by nature is done to something you are not suppost to, like you "hack" access to a remote server. It also leads to forum modifiers going around saying "OMG i am such l337 hax0r dud3!!!111 u suk n00b lmfa0!!111". <_<
Just my presonal thoughts, I and alot of people personally feel that hacking can be used as a term for altering or recoding a program to suit ones needs. Sadly gaining access to machines in a malicious manner and flooding has been adopted over the years as hacking. The whole leet speak came along with that, but hacking was used to basically say "hack" up a program, take it apart and redo it or alter the code. The term has been used way before the internet even arrived and people were into taking over machines. Not trying to step on anyones feet here, just giving my opinion 
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well i don't want this forum to be closed so can someone please modify a copy of ie 5.1.7 rather than say stuff about what the definition of hack is?
To "Hack" is to Cough.
To Cough is to remove something from your lungs to feel better.
To "Hack" a program is to remove stuff that dejects you.
I hope you get what i'm trying to say because thats the origin of the term "Hack" in the Computer era.
What hacking means today isnt what the original definition was. The original definition was writing programs so using it when modifying them really is the correct use of the term.
by the way
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Where's the minus respect button when you need it? 
What the hell did he say? 
he said "i am a leet hacker" 
the word HACK = a person who knows computers inside out. (generally).
The media however started giving the word "hack" a bad image, and using it so much, that people started using it as well to indicate someone who breaks into files, etc.
The REAL term is CRACK, if you want to go by the book. (crack = crack passwords, sensitive data, modify it illegally, etc).
However, now that the media is changing our language, i guess it's up to us to decide if we want to go by the book or not.
Rofl this thread went to hell...
I saw someone who submitted a screenshot of hacked IE, someone must know how to do it.