16-05-2005, 09:21
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Re: Firefox questions
Some might feel time for a rethink of FF v IE after this from The Register 
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The report tallied 21 vulnerabilities for Mozilla Firefox versus 13 for Internet Explorer.
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Hmmm.............. Opera for me 
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16-05-2005, 09:24
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Re: Firefox questions
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Some might feel time for a rethink of FF v IE after this from The Register
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The report tallied 21 vulnerabilities for Mozilla Firefox versus 13 for Internet Explorer.
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Hmmm.............. Opera for me |
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16-05-2005, 14:26
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Re: Firefox questions
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So Firefox isn't fully standards compliant? (and the original question wasn't how well Firefox renders it compared to IE)
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Firefox (in fact, the whole Mozilla project) aims for 100% standards compliance. However, some of it (CSS2?) isn't finished yet. That's a less than ideal state of affairs, but on the other hand no browser that I know of has 100% standards-supporting code yet.
For the record, here are shots from the latest versions of Firefox, Konqueror (the basis of Safari) and Opera. Running Linux, so I can't test MSIE.
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16-05-2005, 14:54
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Re: Firefox questions
Ouch, Konqueror and Opera don't handle that very well.
That surprises me because I always thought that Konqueror (the KHTML engine is used in Safari on Mac) had better support than Gecko.
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16-05-2005, 15:07
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Re: Firefox questions
And just for fun, here's the page in Links 
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17-05-2005, 22:33
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Re: Firefox questions
Next question...........
How do I (is it even possible) put the toolbar that contains the back/forward/refresh buttons and the address area/bar thingy up a level so that all that is next to the file/edit/view/go bookmarks etc buttons?
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17-05-2005, 22:35
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Re: Firefox questions
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Next question...........
How do I (is it even possible) put the toolbar that contains the back/forward/refresh buttons and the address area/bar thingy up a level so that all that is next to the file/edit/view/go bookmarks etc buttons?
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right-click on a blank bit of the toolbar, customize. you can then drag & drop buttons, address bar etc. or the toolbar as a whole
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17-05-2005, 22:43
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Re: Firefox questions
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right-click on a blank bit of the toolbar, customize. you can then drag & drop buttons, address bar etc. or the toolbar as a whole
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I knew that but couldn't get it to work......your post made me go back and try again and I managed it......ta m8 
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17-05-2005, 22:48
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Re: Firefox questions
Ramrod, have you seen this thread which s1lv3r posted?
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17-05-2005, 22:50
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Re: Firefox questions
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Ramrod, have you seen this thread which s1lv3r posted? |
Ta m8...I'll have a look
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17-05-2005, 23:11
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Re: Firefox questions
you can fit a lot on the toolbars if you really try, even rss feeds. mine are all a tad bigger than normal as well...
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17-05-2005, 23:21
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Re: Firefox questions
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you can fit a lot on the toolbars if you really try, even rss feeds. mine are all a tad bigger than normal as well... |
Unfortunately the google toolbar refuses to budge up.......... 
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17-05-2005, 23:24
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Re: Firefox questions
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Unfortunately the google toolbar refuses to budge up.......... |
ditch it, use the mini one... i couldn't find a use for any of the buttons on the full toolbar!
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17-05-2005, 23:27
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Re: Firefox questions
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ditch it, use the mini one... i couldn't find a use for any of the buttons on the full toolbar!
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Nah........I use all the buttons that you see on my screenshot.......I just want to move the whole lot up a level..............
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17-05-2005, 23:41
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Re: Firefox questions
This is why I love FF.
If you don't like some part of it then you can change it to exactly what you want!
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