07 Feb 08
Importing cookies and favourites does not mean that FF and IE share cookies/files/folders after installation. I always say no - do not import any cookies or settings from IE.
You will note that the site has been tested with a recent version of FF 2.0xx and you are linking/using FF 0.9. It could be that uzless is also that ignorent as yourself. 🙂
07 Feb 08
Originally posted by ludzWho said that cookies are shared? Why don't you just make up my posts in future if that's what floats your boat?
Importing cookies and favourites does not mean that FF and IE share cookies/files/folders after installation. I always say no - do not import any cookies or settings from IE.
You will note that the site has been tested with a recent version of FF 2.0xx and you are linking/using FF 0.9. It could be that uzless is also that ignorent as yourself. 🙂
It was a quick search. Do you honestly expect me to find the page referring to the latest version of FF when everybody (who knows anything) knows that the latest version of FF can also import cookies from IE. Everybody (who knows anything) also knows that IE cookies aren't standards compliant so there may be issues with using the imported ones in FF.
Well done on saying no to importing cookies. How do you know that uzless does the same? Remember that this thread was started by somebody looking for help. Also, if you care to browse through the Help forum on here, you'll find multiple threads asking the same question as uzless. The answer has always been that there is a cookie conflict and the solution has been to clear the cookies in both browsers.
BTW: It's ignorant.
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07 Feb 08
Originally posted by ludzNo I wasn't. I couldn't log in and asked for help.
Some of you are going overboard. Firefox has nothing to do with Google. It is just a browser. Different search engines can be accessed by any browser like IE, FF , Opera.
I suspect that uzless who started the thread was being mischievous.
I don't find Browser wars to be funny.
Do you like Kirk or Picard?
07 Feb 08
Originally posted by RagnorakI did go through couple of pages in the help forums but didn't see a firefox one.
Who said that cookies are shared? Why don't you just make up my posts in future if that's what floats your boat?
It was a quick search. Do you honestly expect me to find the page referring to the latest version of FF when everybody (who knows anything) knows that the latest version of FF can also import cookies from IE. Everybody (who knows anything) ...[text shortened]... nd the solution has been to clear the cookies in both browsers.
BTW: It's ignorant.
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I'll clear both browsers cookies and see what happens.
thanks for the help!
07 Feb 08
Originally posted by Ragnoraknot in this flat, but I used to live in one that had three of them. a lot of the old buildings (early 20th century and before) have them, but often they're not functioning anymore.
Hey WW, do you have a finn oven? You might call it by a different name...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonry_heater
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you really call it a finnish stove? we call it a kachelofen, or 'kaakeliuuni' in finnish.
07 Feb 08
Originally posted by wormwoodI associate those things to the Roman or the Ottoman empire. 😕
not in this flat, but I used to live in one that had three of them. a lot of the old buildings (early 20th century and before) have them, but often they're not functioning anymore.
you really call it a finnish stove? we call it a kachelofen, or 'kaakeliuuni' in finnish.
08 Feb 08
Originally posted by Evil Pawn 666On this site it makes a very significant difference* - elsewhere it's just much better.
FF has never worked properly for me. I have reinstalled it several times and its always the same rot. And I also ask, do you gain any significant use with FF?
[*with the greasemonkey stuff/extensions]
08 Feb 08
Originally posted by FabianFnasI have never heard of Windows relying heavily on IE. In fact, I have uninstalled IE from this computer with no problems. I only use FF on it. It runs on XP. The other computer, with Vista, has both FF and IE, because I haven't gotten around to uninstalling the IE. The problems I have with it are because Vista is crap. It doesn't like OpenOffice and so OO tends to freeze at times when a document or spreadsheet is open. On both, FF is set as the default browser.
The reason I don't want IE and FF at the same computer is the same as not having Linux and MS Windows in the same computer. I did that experiment once and I had ultimately to reinstall windows again and start from the beginning. I think (correct me if I'm wrong) that windows heavily relies of IE and if you tamper with this, then you might be in trouble.
...[text shortened]... pts would work in IE too, or if RHP would be rewritten with similar functionality included.