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   #5. Posted at 10:11 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
Faiakes
I am not even going to bother.
Never will I give Microsoft the opportunity to bring Net Browser technology to a standstill again.

FireFox 3 or Opera is the way to go.
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#5, very heroic of you  :  derFunkenstein  (#10)  «
#5, No need to be sarcastic. That's what happened the first time....  :  Faiakes  (#13)  «
#13, I didn't bother with Netscape because it had many stabili...  :  Kaleid  (#21)  «
#5, If we ALL switched to Firefox, the same thing might happen. ...  :  evermore  (#15)  «
#15, The Apple browser of which you think was Cyberdog.  :  derFunkenstein  (#17)  «
#15, If we ALL switched to Firefox, the same thing might happe...  :  stmok  (#24)  «
#24, Couldn't agree more really. Bumped (sort of as it was ...  :  poulpy  (#25)  «
#24, If Firefox stops development, ANYONE can take the code...  :  ludi  (#27)  «
#27, They'd have more than one choice if one interpretat...  :  stmok  (#36)  «
#36, Have you talked to most consumers? They don't se...  :  tfp  (#37)  «
#24, If Firefox stops development, ANYONE can take the code...  :  A_Pickle  (#34)  «
#34, A better overview. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire...  :  stmok  (#35)  «

   #22. Posted at 06:38 PM on Dec 22nd 2007 Edit   Reply
Krogoth
Nobody gives a flying h00t.

The browser wars have been over for years.

The last piece of innovation with a web browsers are tabs.

The only changes are purely code optimizations and security updates.
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#22, And biplanes are the pinnacle of aeronautics, 640k is enough...  :  evermore  (#23)  «
#23, How are ANY of those examples analogous to the state of b...  :  ludi  (#28)  «
#28, Err...are you mad...IE6 is missing tons...and will con...  :  d2brothe  (#31)  «
#31, Spell check should be a function of the OS. I'll gi...  :  A_Pickle  (#33)  «
#22, Everyone should care. If IE8 is indeed focusing somewhat on ...  :  indeego  (#29)  «

   #4. Posted at 10:05 AM on Dec 21st 2007, Edited at 10:07 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
DreadCthulhu
I wonder if they will fix the bug where the menu bar appears under the URL bar in IE7.
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#4, http://www.ie7pro.com There's an option for that. Of course,...  :  evermore  (#14)  «
#4, I believe its called a feature...although it does look stupi...  :  d2brothe  (#32)  «

   #26. Posted at 11:47 PM on Dec 22nd 2007, Edited at 11:47 PM on Dec 22nd 2007 Edit   Reply
FubbHead
And in other news, Opera 9.25 was recently released, with (as far as I can tell) even greater performance and compatability. :-)
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   #6. Posted at 10:13 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
adisor19
Yep, sadly enough FF 3.0b2 does not pass ACID2 :(

Comme on Mozilla, freakin Safari passes that with flying colours !

adi
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#6, i don't know if you missed it adi but it says firefox 3.0 be...  :  ReAp3r-G  (#7)  «
#7, My understanding is that beta 1 passed ACID2 but they bro...  :  anand  (#19)  «
#19, Wrong. It was the site that was broken. Hixie (the wri...  :  RyanVM  (#20)  «
#6, They do. the main acid2 page has a bug in it.  :  indeego  (#11)  «
#6, But firefox responds properly to resizing the window, or min...  :  A_Pickle  (#12)  «

   #18. Posted at 11:22 PM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
ssidbroadcast
w00t! Go Opera!
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   #16. Posted at 07:29 PM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
herothezero
Never will I give Microsoft the opportunity to bring Net Browser technology to a standstill again.

Huh? What brings my browsing to a standstill is Firefox's memory leaks and unexplained system hangs.

I've already started moving bookmarks to IE7.
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   #9. Posted at 11:33 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
donkeycrock
tr should post statistics on what the users who come to this site use for a web browser
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   #8. Posted at 10:29 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
MixedPower
Web developers will still need to program for the LCD, which will more than likely be IE6 for a good while.
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   #3. Posted at 09:51 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
DrCR
I'm so excited about this.
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   #2. Posted at 09:04 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
Lord.Blue
Well, if it's broken, and we're talking IE, IE has been known to read broken code for a while now. Maybe the page only works in IE8 at this time.
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   #1. Posted at 07:19 AM on Dec 21st 2007 Edit   Reply
HiggsBoson
I think maybe a Microsoft product passing a standards compliance test was too much of a shock to its system and it keeled over as a result.

*rimshot*

I kid, I kid

/me puts on flame proof suit
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