Who has the faster browser?
#1
Have you ever wondered what browser is really the fastest?
Here is a very interesting article on some tests run with different
browers, even Linux and Mac browers,
The results will probably surprise a lot of you. It did me.
Here is the article
Here is a very interesting article on some tests run with different
browers, even Linux and Mac browers,
The results will probably surprise a lot of you. It did me.
Here is the article
#2
I have been using Firefox 1.0 and liked it.
Opera is just as quick as Firefox, but I do not like the advertising.
I gave up on Internet Explorer long ago.
I think it still comes down to personal favorites.
Opera is just as quick as Firefox, but I do not like the advertising.
I gave up on Internet Explorer long ago.
I think it still comes down to personal favorites.
#3
Co-Founder/Administrator
iTrader: (1)
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 32,242
Likes: 21
From: Auburn, Washington
Originally Posted by PutzRunner
I think it still comes down to personal favorites.
I have FireFox on my PC, but I like the bookmarking system better in IE, and most pages are written for IE, so it displays pages without any glitches.
Now if Microsoft would add tabs to IE, it would make it even better.
I do like the Fox's tabbed browsing.
#4
the bookmarking systems are idetical?
click on veiw and either click tool bars/bookmark tool bar if you want them veiwed on top
or click sidebars and then bookmarks if you want them on the side like IE.
I'm with puzzrunner on this. gave up on IE about 6 months ago. I use it once a year for my Fafsa renew form since its required for their "security form" and that it
click on veiw and either click tool bars/bookmark tool bar if you want them veiwed on top
or click sidebars and then bookmarks if you want them on the side like IE.
I'm with puzzrunner on this. gave up on IE about 6 months ago. I use it once a year for my Fafsa renew form since its required for their "security form" and that it
Originally Posted by Corey
Yep, IE is my personal fave.
I have FireFox on my PC, but I like the bookmarking system better in IE, and most pages are written for IE, so it displays pages without any glitches.
Now if Microsoft would add tabs to IE, it would make it even better.
I do like the Fox's tabbed browsing.
I have FireFox on my PC, but I like the bookmarking system better in IE, and most pages are written for IE, so it displays pages without any glitches.
Now if Microsoft would add tabs to IE, it would make it even better.
I do like the Fox's tabbed browsing.
Last edited by redfox435cat; Feb 14, 2005 at 03:39 PM.
#5
Originally Posted by redfox435cat
the bookmarking systems are idetical?
In IE each bookmark is a directory entry (for some stoopid reason); in Firefox (and all Netscape derivitives and most other browsers) each bookmark is an entry in a single file, usually called bookmarks.html.
The single file approach makes it painfully simple to copy your bookmarks to another machine, or to make backups, or to edit them in a text editor.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
FS[GreatLakes]: Toyota collection part out
88sasturbotoy
Axles - Suspensions - Tires - Wheels
3
Jan 30, 2026 01:57 PM
JookUpVandetti
86-95 Trucks & 4Runners
10
Sep 30, 2015 08:58 AM
genuinegemini
86-95 Trucks & 4Runners
2
Aug 3, 2015 04:56 PM




