Originally Posted by punky

Yeah, cuz its crap ;) Its not the 70s any more!

There are much better, graphical, ones for Linux... like

Epiphany

and

Konquerer

Originally Posted by basa

Erm .. and Opera's 'Presto' (which is also licensed by Adobe for their Creative Suite).

Originally Posted by MadGamer

Ok i thought i would list the most common web browsers talked about here so that people can just click on the links and be taken directly to the websites to download them.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 (for people who have had currupt installs or who are upgrading from earlier versions)

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx

Mozilla and Mozilla Firefox

http://www.mozilla.org/download.html

Crazy Browser

http://www.crazybrowser.com/download.htm

Netscape

http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/download.jsp

Opera

http://www.opera.com/download/

Safari

http://www.apple.com/safari/

Avant

http://www.avantbrowser.com/download.html

Camino 0.8

http://www.mozilla.org/products/camino/

:)

Originally Posted by MadGamer

The funny thing is i didnt even know those web browsers existed

Originally Posted by punky

Yeah, cuz its crap ;) Its not the 70s any more!

There are much better, graphical, ones for Linux... like

Epiphany

and

Konquerer
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To say they are skins of each other is a bit underestimating. They use the same rendering engine (Gecko), but FireFox and Mozilla are nothing alike. FireFox was rebuilt from the ground up because Mozilla was such a huge steaming pile of bloatware.

In fact more browsers use Gecko than people realise. The only other 2 really are (Microsoft's) Trident and KHTML

Originally Posted by toom

Theres probably loads, but whats even funnier is that all these 3rd party browsers still need IE to run, am I right?

Originally Posted by Ramrod

Ok, heres a question for you all....which browsers are 64bit?
I tried 'Deer Park' alpha (firefox 64bit) and while it was fast, it didn't allow my mouse to use all of it's functions.
atm, I'm using IE 64bit and it's blistering but it still looks pants and doesn't have the functionality of FF.
Any other ideas? :)

Originally Posted by philip.j.fry

Compile and build FF yourself ;)

Originally Posted by Ramrod

Speek Eengleesh! :dunce:

Originally Posted by Ramrod

So, who do I have to kill for it? :D

Originally Posted by philip.j.fry

Me no speak engleeesh!



No-one :D

http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pu.../4/x86_64/iso/

Originally Posted by Ramrod

'ang on a mo'.......why do I want Fedora? All I want is FF64bit :confused:

Originally Posted by Ramrod

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You are a geek.....aren't you? :D

Originally Posted by philip.j.fry

possibly you were after a version for windows :p:

Originally Posted by Ramrod

Git! :D



I'm gonna do more than that if I catch you! Getting my hopes up like that! :mad: :D

Originally Posted by toom

Get a proper browser, like MSM. FF is dollop, and so are these other ones you all mention like netscape, they do not support a lot of of utilities, they are about as much use as a cat flap in a rhino house!