I'm trying out Opera right now. I like it a lot. Thoughh it lacks spelcheck.
Just curious, which browser do you prefer?
Your browser?
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Firefox and Safari, but hands down FF.
Anything thats not MS rules hardcore.
Anything thats not MS rules hardcore.
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Kenshin17 - Posts: 860
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Opera is crazy fast. However I have had some problems with it mixing with Javascript. Nowadays I tend to use the new I.E or Firefox.
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I use Firefox, though I've thought about switching to Camino. I'm really too used to the Firefox interface, though, so I doubt I'll be switching anytime soon. XD
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I use ManlyAwesomeBrowser. Because it's awesome. And manly. But mostly a web browser. With a search function that kicks you in the face.
Everyone should use it.
Everyone should use it.
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Shao Feng-Li wrote:I'm quite sure I've never heard of that one...
Whoa, you haven't? I have. I've thought about using it before, but I'm pretty sure it would punch me through my monitor. It's an undeniably incredible browser, though.
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Shao Feng-Li wrote:Nothing shows up in Google about it...
You think Google can tell you about MAB? No no. Google isn't big enough to handle ManlyAwesomeBrowser. It would shut down their systems in a day.
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Opera wins undeniably.
Although I have recently found that Opera 9.23 + Vista = bad.
9.24 is much better.
Although I have recently found that Opera 9.23 + Vista = bad.
9.24 is much better.
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I use Netscape, but I voted for Internet Explorer.
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Shao Feng-Li wrote:I think you guys are just messing with me now...
It took you that long to realize that XD
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That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
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Out of idle curiosity I googled ManlyAwesomeBrowser
I got one hit....this thread XD
I got one hit....this thread XD
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That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
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Kenshin17 wrote:Out of idle curiosity I googled ManlyAwesomeBrowser
I got one hit....this thread XD
Success!
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Kenshin17 wrote:Out of idle curiosity I googled ManlyAwesomeBrowser
I got one hit....this thread XD
HAHA. Epic, epic win. XDD
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blkmage wrote:I am a Camino user. I find that being developed in Cocoa is a large plus for any OS X app.
Hm...then do you recommend it over Firefox on Mac?
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I agree.
[Quote=Radical Dreamer]HAHA. Epic, epic win. XDD[/quote]
Thanks
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That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
That's me locked inside reality's maze
Come someone make my heavy heart light
Come undone, bring me back to life
It all starts with a lullaby
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Like most people, Firefox. It is a mix of the things I care about: low-cache browsing, decent pop-up blocking, and integrated spellcheck.
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In order of preference:
lynx
Opera
Firefox
IE7
telnet :80
IE6
Oh, and you can install Aspell to get spell checking in Opera. See this link (opera.com).
lynx
Opera
Firefox
IE7
telnet :80
IE6
Oh, and you can install Aspell to get spell checking in Opera. See this link (opera.com).
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Radical Dreamer wrote:I use Firefox, though I've thought about switching to Camino.
I used to be a Camino user. I couldn't tell much of a difference between the two besides that Camino is more geared towards "Working with OS X".
I just use Firefox.
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I just got Firefox last night, and aside from a small problem with no horizontal scrollbar, it's pretty nice. I'm thinking of trying out Opera and Marathon though, and Camino since I've jsut now heard of it.
Can anyone give me a brief compare/contrast of FF, Opera, Marathon and Camino? I'd rather not take the time to download and test every single one of them.
Can anyone give me a brief compare/contrast of FF, Opera, Marathon and Camino? I'd rather not take the time to download and test every single one of them.
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Kaligraphic wrote:lynx
Opera
Firefox
IE7
telnet :80
IE6
Do you use lynx when you browse CAA?
SnoringFrog wrote:I just got Firefox last night, and aside from a small problem with no horizontal scrollbar, it's pretty nice. I'm thinking of trying out Opera and Marathon though, and Camino since I've jsut now heard of it.
Can anyone give me a brief compare/contrast of FF, Opera, Marathon and Camino? I'd rather not take the time to download and test every single one of them.
I briefly tried Camino about two years ago, and I haven't tried/heard of Marathon, so I can't comment on those.
Opera has superior handling of tabs. That's the main reason I like it. You can save/restore tab sessions. Jump between previous tabs visited by right click-scroll. Go the tab to the left/right with 1/2. It handles passwords nicely too. Speed Dial is a nice feature (new tab has nine quick preset sites). Proxy switching is nice and quick (if you need to use it). There's probably much more that I can't think of right now...
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I use Firefox... have for a long time. I tried others, but I am too used to it now, and I never have had problems with it, like I did back with IE. Opera is pretty good though... I have it on my computer, just don't use it unless I am making a webpage for someone or something... so I can check it in different browsers.
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Firefox is nice in that it has a plethora of extensions for you to use. Camino, in contrast, doesn't have that, so that is one of its large weaknesses. Otherwise, it's strengths lie in the fact that it's developed in Cocoa, so it has access to OS X specific APIs as well as having a consistent visual look with the rest of the system. It also might be faster because of the native interface (rather than XUL), but that might be because I had a lot of extensions with Firefox that I don't have with Camino. Overall, I found it nice and lightweight.
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i use Mozilla Firefox. used to use Internet Explorer, but switched to Firefox. less pop-ups...
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"In the total expanse of the human life, there is not a single square inch of which Christ, who alone is sovereign, does not declare, 'That is mine'."
- Abraham Kuyper
"God the great Creator of all things doth uphold, direct, dispose, and govern all creatures, actions, and things, from the greatest even to the least, by His most wise and holy providence, according to His infallible foreknowledge and the free and immutable counsel of His own will, to the praise of the glory of His wisdom, power, justice, goodness, and mercy."
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"The wisdom of God has found a way for the love of God to deliver sinners from the wrath of God all the while upholding the righteousness of God!!"
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"Grace is the pleasure of God to magnify the worth of God by giving sinners the right and power to delight in God without obscuring the glory of God!"
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"All of Christian life is ceaseless worship of God the Father, through the mediatorship of God the Son, by the indwelling power of God the Spirit, doing what God commands in Scripture, not doing what God forbids in Scripture, in culturally contextualized ways, for the furtherance of the Gospel, when both gathered for adoration, and scattered for action, in joyous response to God's glorious grace."
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