To: rocksblues
As many on line applications only accept IE as their default I would like to know how you would allow them to accept Fire fox.I used it for quite some time after a friend recommended it and went back to IE for it is more user friendly.
6 posted on
09/19/2006 5:46:13 PM PDT by
EGPWS
To: EGPWS
I use fire fox for all my on line use. But I have a few applications that won't recognize fire fox as my default browser.
11 posted on
09/19/2006 5:49:12 PM PDT by
rocksblues
(Liberals will stop at nothing.)
To: EGPWS
I used it for quite some time after a friend recommended it and went back to IE for it is more user friendly.
I know I'm going to sound like a jackass, but it's a browser, right? I mean, I could care less (and use what you wish) but seriously, you type the URL and there you go.
Personally, I like the tabbed browsing and
add-ons (adblock, no script, x-ray and the developer toolbar are indispensible to me.) But I find it stunning to hear a browser not be 'user-friendly'. Just surprised.
28 posted on
09/19/2006 6:08:45 PM PDT by
dyed_in_the_wool
("O you who believe! do not take the Jews and the Christians for friends" - Koran 5.51)
To: EGPWS
IE more user friendly? Only when it is run in the default set-up: With every security risk wide-open.
48 posted on
09/19/2006 7:26:37 PM PDT by
TheBattman
(I've got TWO QUESTIONS for you....)
To: EGPWS
A lot of times "user friendly" is really just what we are habitually accustomed to. And even still, the few things in FF that require an extra step, well, I figure it is a reasonable price to pay for all the other aspects that are superior.
49 posted on
09/19/2006 7:31:06 PM PDT by
ChildOfThe60s
(If you can remember the 60s...you weren't really there.)
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