20 Sep 05
Why are we limited to these two. I use firefox, but still, what about Opera, Mozilla (not firefox), or something else. A friend of mine made his own web browser once. Check this out http://www.uvm.edu/~jmonette/MonetteEnterprises.htm
Too bad he doesn't have it for download anymore. The No- Click shopping was amazing. But check out the fake ads, some of them are pretty funny.
20 Sep 05
Originally posted by UmbrageOfSnowLooks like I'm needed again. Cor!
Why are we limited to these two. I use firefox, but still, what about Opera, Mozilla (not firefox), or something else. A friend of mine made his own web browser once. Check this out http://www.uvm.edu/~jmonette/MonetteEnterprises.htm
Too bad he doesn't have it for download anymore. The No- Click shopping was amazing. But check out the fake ads, some of them are pretty funny.
We are not limited to two. ANY browser which is both standards-compliant and secure is a good browser. IE fails on both counts, and so is a bad browser.
Unknown browsers can be risky because we don't know how compliant or secure they are. Tried and tested ones will be fine. And there are more than two of these.
20 Sep 05
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Originally posted by BowmannLike I said, I use firefox. I don't disagree with you. Made you come back inside though. HaHa. Now you can't watch the sunrise or whatever time it is over there. And the one my friend made is about as far from standards compliant as you could get. He almost called it the Heisenberg Uncertainty Browser. It was just a final project for a class though.
Looks like I'm needed again. Cor!
We are not limited to two. ANY browser which is both standards-compliant and secure is a good browser. IE fails on both counts, and so is a bad browser.
Unknown browsers can be risky because we don't know how compliant or secure they are. Tried and tested ones will be fine. And there are more than two of these.