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  1. 10-04-2004, 11:44 AM #33
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    I use the Google bar, that's the thing. I just don't like the uncostomisable one in FireFox. Lol
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  2. 10-04-2004, 12:07 PM #34
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    IE is the bain of the computing world. It's buggy, inconsistant, annoying and most of all, you need to spend hours "hacking" your CSS code to make it IE compatible. Whats the deal with that?

    Firefox is near enough perfection, it complies to CSS standards and would make website design much easier then the hassle we have to go through to create websites that work with IE.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gamezfreak
    IE is the bain of the computing world. It's buggy, inconsistant, annoying and most of all, you need to spend hours "hacking" your CSS code to make it IE compatible. Whats the deal with that?

    Firefox is near enough perfection, it complies to CSS standards and would make website design much easier then the hassle we have to go through to create websites that work with IE.
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    Well for me Opera is the best!
    except for SOME flash animations that make it all rubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishty and stuff.. and the tabbed browser thingy is better than in mozilla ans so is my side bar.. i mean my sidebar has EVERYTHING! even a notes section...
    utter perfection!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zathras
    Even better: my email client and database (Gemini) and Trillian are also installed on the pendrive too so I can carry around all my email and fetch/receive wherever I am.
    How do you install onto your pendrive? what do you do about the registry values? surely your pen drive hasn't got its own OS...has it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Falcon2004
    surely your pen drive hasn't got its own OS...has it?
    http://www.goosee.com/puppy/flash-puppy.htm
    http://www.flonix.com/article.php?id_article=13

    couple more as well i think

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    Don't need registry values for Firefox, Gemini or Trillian To get round paths I have a script that subst's the pendrive's driveletter to Q: so it doesn't matter which computer I run it on (apart from those with Q: already I guess!) the path is always Q:\program
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