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richk
What is the best freeware webbrowser...
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Grzegorz Rumatowski
richk napisa³:
For me it's K-meleon or KmeleonCCF-Express for Winblows
and elinks on Linux
Greg
For me it's K-meleon or KmeleonCCF-Express for Winblows
and elinks on Linux
Greg
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Wald
richk said:
There's no such thing as a "best" browser. I personally prefer Firefox:
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/
Regards,
Wald
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Paul D
Yep - Firefox gets my vote.
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DJboutit
http://www.maxthon.com/ I like it it is easy to use updated all the time
good msg forum if you need help & best of all it is freeware.
good msg forum if you need help & best of all it is freeware.
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Wald
DJboutit said:
.... and uses IE as rendering engine. That's why I use Firefox.
Regards,
Wald
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Buzzy
Wald said:
I agree, here's why:
http://www.buzzys.net/firefox.html
HTH
Cheers,
Buzzy
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Kram
Operarichk said:
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GoodTime Barnie
IE,or one of it's overlays, as in Maxthon etc. or Opera, or Firefox,
or???It all comes down to what YOU like. Personally, I use Maxthon and
K-Meleon. Been using DeepNet Explorer for a while and it's fun to use, but
needs some work. Firefox is supposed to be good but I just don't like it so
stick to K-Meleon instead. Try FF every few months but,as I said I don't
like it so dump it after a few days. In fact less than a day last try. Try
them and pick your favourite.
GoodTime Barnie
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Peter Boulton
Kram wrote on 24/04/2005 01:00:
Yes, Opera by a country mile. Mature, loads of functionality, not IE
(security).
Not sure if it's strictly freeware - it's adware, but the Google ads at
the top are pretty discreet and very liveable with.
I've used Maxthon a lot previously, and dipped a toe into the water of
Firefox, but Opera has all the functionality and more of these and is
more mature/stable etc.
Also, I would guess that as it has such a small share of the browser
market it will be less targeted and for this reason, as well as anything
engineered into it, will be safer.
Pete
Yes, Opera by a country mile. Mature, loads of functionality, not IE
(security).
Not sure if it's strictly freeware - it's adware, but the Google ads at
the top are pretty discreet and very liveable with.
I've used Maxthon a lot previously, and dipped a toe into the water of
Firefox, but Opera has all the functionality and more of these and is
more mature/stable etc.
Also, I would guess that as it has such a small share of the browser
market it will be less targeted and for this reason, as well as anything
engineered into it, will be safer.
Pete
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HAIR CHEMICALS
Kram said:
Not freeware.
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Fuzzy Logic
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MsOsWin
richk said:
been using ff, but i wish some features of moz could be incorporated. the cookie, img permission settings directly in menu, for
example.
however it's just a bit less convenient dealing with bookmarks in moz than in ff.
and sage feedreader doesn't work with moz.
so i've currently got a few moz profiles, and one ff profile.
i want to try other browsers, mostly a fast loading one would be nice, but probably changing other things is more practical
(newer hardware)
if i were to look at one now, it would be kmeleon.
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Mike Andrade
And I believe your search would end there.