BlameThePixel!

uhmm... sorry for asking questions n stuff.. but its a forum mas well, how is it better then I.E., etC?

Two words: Tabed pages. No more multiple windows, now you can have all those websites open in one single window! YAY! And there's some other things: pop-up blockers, it's own d/l manager, etc.

(I don't mind questions, just not stupid ones =/ )

It also has plugins, for many different things, and it loads each part of the site in pieces. So I can start reading the posts on the forum even before the whole page loads.

I've had firefox for sometime now and i really like the pop up blocker and tabbed browsing... But i've been wanting to know what these mouse gesture things are... could someone explain?

Also for FTP i use FileZilla or Flash FXP.

I have never tried Opera but i have heard about it... Dont you hav to pay for it?

I've never had this happen...But if i crash folders, ie crashes.

folders are part of the explorer.exe process and so is internet explorer (hence the name), so they do go down, yes.

Solution: Get Mozilla.

Just opened up an image from the firefox site in photoshop, cut it out (not very well, but it doesn't really matter with the semi-transparency), then reduced the opacity of the layer to... something lower... Saved it as a Png-24. Spaz's sig is semi-transparent, and r_e's was, at least, not sure if it still is.


And shade - mouse gestures. You hold down, say, the right mouse button and move the mouse down and right, and it closes the window. Just down and it will open a new window. Up then down again and it reloads. Hold the right mouse button then click the left and it will go Back, and vice versa. It's all pretty useful, and it's annoying when I start using IE and find that I can't use them. heh, even though I keep trying to.

hmmm it sounds pretty complicated, i will hav to giv it a go... where can i get the plugin? and whats it called.

I tried that link on Firefox and IE and the exact same thing happens on both... Just a little box in the top left corner which u can type in

If you really want to crash IE, open about 20 windows. And then have all of them start loading something at the same time. On my 56k connection, with 128 Megs of RAM, this will DEFINATELY crash IE.