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OK, I just made Firefox look like IE. I'm a happy camper now.
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Post by Augix »

Originally posted by nitro237
OK, I just made Firefox look like IE. I'm a happy camper now.


ditto :D
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Originally posted by renovation
one thing i miss in Internet Explorer 7 beta .is the easy way it was to mail a link to a web site .like it was in Internet Explorer 6 .


Anyway to do this with Firefox?
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Post by Jim Z »

Anyway to do this with Firefox?


right-click, "Send Link..."
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Not that it matters, but getting used to firefox does not take long and there are add ons that just plain rock.... some here
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Originally posted by Jim Z
right-click, "Send Link..."


I meant how do you send a link of the page you are on.
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Post by CaterpillarAssassin »

Originally posted by nitro237
I meant how do you send a link of the page you are on.


same thing ;) right cick anywhere and hit send link
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Originally posted by CaterpillarAssassin
same thing ;) right cick anywhere and hit send link


DOH! I didn't even think about that way. Thanks :o
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FYI there's an obscure bug in Firefox since 1.5.0.2 that affects only a few people (me included) which prevents you from reliably copying & pasting, and drag & dropping into/out of Firefox.

I've been to their forums and they're addressing this bug in the next release due out in a couple of weeks.
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Post by Augix »

man even I get this to look like IE6 still is hard to get used to it. IT's hard I am tempted to go back to IE 6 LOL so I uninstalled this piece of art ;)

I need to overcome this addiction. :D
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Ok ok I'm loving Firefox. I have loaded all the extensions to replace all the functionality of Slimbrowser, actually it's better than Slimbrowser. Love Forecastfox.

Extensions I'm using:
Spellbound Dev
Tab Mix Plus
Forecastfox
Videodownloader
DownloadThemAll
Customize Google
Fasterfox
IE Tab
Restart Firefox
Bugmenot
Google Preview
Gmail Manager
Adblock Plus
Adblock Updater

and the list keeps growing....hehe
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As for IE7, after I installed it I noticed that my hyperlinks in Outlook Express no longer worked so I finally googled the subject and discovered that that's one of its (many) flaws SO.........although you can't un-install IE7, Restore takes you back to before you installed it and now I'm back to IE6 (ONLY when desired mind you) and working hyperlinks in Outlook Express. I use Outlook Express because the Cloudmark anti-spam program (for OL express) doesn't work in T-bird and that anti-spam program is the best that I've used to date. T-birds anti-spam program isn't as good.
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Post by DoPeY5007 »

Originally posted by Augix
IE 7 is not that bad. Many people just use firefox cuz is cool to use it and go against the big wave,
or we can't change the settings in IE to turn off the proxy @ work ;)
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As for IE7, after I installed it I noticed that my hyperlinks in Outlook Express no longer worked


Yeah, that aggravated me too. I had to ditch IE7. Both Firefox and IE was crashing constantly on me while I had IE7 installed. I uninstalled IE7 and so far IE6 and Firefox seem stable again. ???
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