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Old 28-12-2004, 12:46   #1
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deleting url's from Crazy Browser url-bar

Hi there,
I'm using Crazy Browser as my internet interface and it works fine, only some persistent url's cannot be deleted from the url-bar, not by using CB tools, IE tools and special cleaning programs? Any ideas, anyone. Thanks,
Kees-Jan Donkers, amsterdam
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Re: deleting url's from Crazy Browser url-bar

one suggestion.

Get Firefox.

www.mozilla.org

you wont be sorry.
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Old 28-12-2004, 15:36   #3
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Re: deleting url's from Crazy Browser url-bar

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Hi there,
I'm using Crazy Browser as my internet interface and it works fine, only some persistent url's cannot be deleted from the url-bar, not by using CB tools, IE tools and special cleaning programs? Any ideas, anyone. Thanks,
Kees-Jan Donkers, amsterdam
Is it something like the quicklink bar in Internet Explorer? I've not used Crazy Browser but if no one here has the answer I'll load it up and have a look for you.
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Old 28-12-2004, 16:33   #4
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Re: deleting url's from Crazy Browser url-bar

After reading the FAQ, I would get firefox. you will love it.

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