Should have a spell check, unless you already do cause i could not find one.
Thats why I have firefox 2.
you can get an IE7 plugin that has a spell checker in it
you can get an IE7 plugin that has a spell checker in it
friends don't let friends use ie.
and what's up w/ the tab system for ie7. my mother downloaded it and when i'm using her pc and try to open a link in a new tab, it just opens a new browser. that really eliminates the usefulness of tabs in my opinion. maybe there's an update by now.
When I use IE, it lets me open an new tab in the same window. I like Opera better than FF and IE though
Firefox and Opera are equals to me, but Opera gets the slight edge for better use of email and RSS.
and what's up w/ the tab system for ie7. my mother downloaded it and when i'm using her pc and try to open a link in a new tab, it just opens a new browser. that really eliminates the usefulness of tabs in my opinion. maybe there's an update by now.
You have to right click on the link and specify it to open up in a new tab or new window. You'll have two choices. Not very efficient but if you have to use it, you'll get used to it. The first time you use it it's so awkward and so different than what you're used to.
I hated IE6,
I love IE7
I don't know what I did before the quickview page, and It uses up like no space on the screen as oposed to FF which seems way too bulky and slow for something that is supposed to "Revolutionise the Internet"
IE loads in 6s according to my stopwatch
FF loads in 37s
Opera loads in 15s
K-Meleon loads in 11s
IE, once again, kicks ass, I cant wait for the IE 8 beta
You know whats really lol though: Getting the people you converted to firefox to switch back to IE
good luck on that. i'm stuck on FF now. where can i go to check out Opera browser?
opera.com
I'm stuck with Opera. FF was good but I agree that it was really bulky, especially when you install all the extensions but Opera's useless Widget thing doesn't even hold a candle to that. The skin I have on Opera now makes it smaller than IE7 though.
At the time being, i wouldn't reccomend using firefox.
http://pcworld.co.nz/pcworld/pcw.nsf/fea...2F006D5ABD
A flaw in Mozilla's Firefox browser makes it easy for cyber criminals to steal user information on Web sites where users create their own pages, such as . .
The flaw lies in Firefox's Password Manager software, which can be tricked into sending password information to an attacker's Web site, said Robert Chapin, president of Chapin Information Services. For this attack to work, attackers need to be able to create HTML forms on the Web site, something that is allowed on blogging and social networking sites.