Charles said:magicalclick said:*snip*No news yet. You'll have to wait...
C
There's not no news altogether...
There's this post (http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2009/11/18/an-early-look-at-ie9-for-developers.aspx) on the IEBlog from Novemeber.
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GoddersUK
My five year mission: To boldly split infinitives that no Niner has split before!
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elmer
I'm on my very last life.
Dr Herbie said:ScottWelker said:*snip*No I'm not at the moment, just general web browsing. So far it's ok -- not startlingly better than IE8, no big feature to keep me using FF over IE8.
Tabs open quicker, but the app takes longer to start up (I tend to close apps that I'm not using to keep the taskbar uncluttered so I open and close the browser more than most).
Herbie
Actually, the thing I find most attractive about FF is not the browser itself (which I can take or leave) but an add-on I use... NoScript.
Just so much more practical and usable, compared to messing about with IE's security zones.
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Charles
Welcome Change
kettch said:Charles said:*snip*I'm going to take a stab in the dark and guess...MIX?
I don't want you to get into trouble, so if I'm right scratch your left ear.
Actually, I don't know. You know who Dean works for, right?
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elmer said:Dr Herbie said:*snip*
Actually, the thing I find most attractive about FF is not the browser itself (which I can take or leave) but an add-on I use... NoScript.
Just so much more practical and usable, compared to messing about with IE's security zones.
Agreed elmer, it's the add-ons:
WikiLook, Mouse Gestures, Flashblock, IE Tab, Adblock Plus, to name a few favs.
To be fair though I was happy with IE7/8 and the IE7Pro add-on. Gave me most of my *must* have features like in-line spell check, readily available word definitions, and mouse gestures. Sadly my current work has me stuck back in IE6
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harumscarum
out of memory
elmer said:Dr Herbie said:*snip*Actually, the thing I find most attractive about FF is not the browser itself (which I can take or leave) but an add-on I use... NoScript.
Just so much more practical and usable, compared to messing about with IE's security zones.
Same here. noscript/ad blocker makes browsing nice.
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