Advantages of lynx:
Totally text-based. Insanely fast browsing. Relatively simple to use. Can access lynx from a terminal to surf websites from another PC even if all other browsers on your computer are broken. Totally secure... Nobody spends time hacking console browsers. Lynx fits on a floppy drive. Operating system independent if set up on a remote computer. Disadvantages of lynx: No graphics whatsoever. Advantages of Galeon: Comes pre-installed on gnome. It's the default! Multi-platform Disadvantages of Galeon Missing features that Mozilla has, such as DL manager, passwords, etc. Advantages of Konqueror: Comes pre-installed on KDE. It's the default! Multi-platform Disadvantages of Konqueror: Same as Galeon Advantages of Opera: VERY stable Disadvantages of Opera: Costs $. Advantages (?) of IE: Comes with Microsoft's OSes. Views websites as "normal", according to MS users. Disadvantages of IE: Prone to all sorts of security hazards. Cannot be uninstalled. Not as feature-rich as mozilla (missing tabs, assorted managers, etc.) |
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He wont respond again with anything thats argue worthy, between my post and yours hes owned. |
Voting for firefox. sorry but as a webdesigner i've grown to hate IE. It's terrible about obeying standards and for this reason many sites that look great and are coded correctly look like shit on IE, until you perform certain hacks to make it look acceptable. Too many people put up with the shitty browser we need to spread the word, firefox is superior.
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Scorp, you had it right first - those two just don't seem to grasp the argumentative logic that you blasted at them.
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Firefox for the win!!
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i read this whole thread and see no reason to download firefox. why would i install a second browser? its useless. waste of space. i already have one thats FASTER on windows, and can open websites i like to visit which firefox cannot. why would i install firefox? why would anyone? because there a tard who wants to be cool and anti M$. only reason i can think of. firefox has NO advantages exept making you feel leet. theres never any reason for a windows user to ever install it. its pointless. i know this one guy who uses firefox because his IE is so fucked up it wont even open. it crashs when you try. so i gave him firefox since he didnt want to format. thats really the only time firefox is usefull, when your an idiot and cannot take proper care of your computer. so someone tell me why installing firefox will be usefull or helpfull in ANY way.
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Regardless of what browser you prefer, having a choice is always a good thing. It pushes for adding useful features and removing useless ones. Arguing that IE is better because it's preinstalled is no argument at all. Go buy a new PC, lots of software is preinstalled that many people don't use. Personally, I use Firefox in Linux, Windows, and OS X. I like having all my bookmarks synchronized on all three platforms. Also having them in a single file makes backups much simpler. I'm not saying IE is horrible because it doesn't use a single bookmark file, it's just one of the small things in Firefox that makes me enjoy using it more than IE. Oh, and IE used to come with Macintosh OS X, but since 10.3 Safari has been the default browser which is based on KHTML (Konqueror from KDE). |
The only fast thing about IE I saw on the mozilla site was this:
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http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/713878 and http://secunia.com/advisories/12048/ Read on about arbitrary code. If you log in with only one account, this amounts to being (as we say in linux) rooted. You are 100% hacked, and fall victim to whatever mercy the party redirecting you (only in IE) may have. These are awesome. Read this: Secunia Advisory: SA12048 Print Advisory Release Date: 2004-07-13 Last Update: 2004-10-20 Critical: Extremely critical Impact: Security Bypass Spoofing System access Where: From remote Solution Status: Partial Fix Hmmm, system access, from remote, with spoofing? Being rooted!? OH NO! Partial fix? Thank god! Extremely critical? Sounds dangerous! I get these in the mail at school unsolicited all the time. What does this mean? I fix my friends' computers all the time because they have Windows and because they have IE. |
Why did people flame me right in the beginning of this post... i didnt even know this thread existed for a while...
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I like coke, no i like sprite, why do you like coke and not sprite? cause coke tastes better to me....Nono Sprite is better you make no sence......
Come on people not everyone likes the same thing and never will everyone. If someone dont like IE because fo the way it smells there aloud to because they have that right, and if someone else hates all other brousers other then IE simply because there *diferent* then he can. Its all about opinion and just because someone dont agree with you dont mean there stupid and you are right.... |
I don't care about sprite/coke/whatever. Claiming that sierra mist shouldn't exist because we have sprite would be silly
I'm just rebuking mnj's ignorant claim that IE is the best with some well-laid argumentative logic, and he's responding with more opinion. The fight is already over, but he keeps asking for more. |
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say that again?? why exactly cant you open your websites you like to visit in firefox? Obviously you have no clue about web design or what goes into making a webpage bbum. If you did you would know the frustration involved with IE not being standards compliant, thus requiring you to do numerous unsupported "hacks" just to get the page to show up correctly in it. Then again maybe you do, just an fyi microsoft frontpage doesn't count as a web-design program. |
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