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Are there any specific advantages to using Mozilla vs. using IE as your web browser (hatred of Microsoft does not count)? When I have used Mozilla I can't say I've been all that impressed/convinced that it is a better explorer. What say you all? Mozilla or IE?? Any advantages that are specific to weblogging would be particularly useful....for those of you who may not have ever tried it out I have provided a link to their web site.
Mozilla's Web Site

September 21, 2004 in Class Issues |

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Mark

The thing that really got me hooked on firefox when I tried it for the first time was tabbed browsing. It was not uncommong for my to have over 8 IE windows open at any single time, thus creating clutter on my taskbar. However, now I have over 20 windows open under tabs in only 3 windows, they are managed by thoughtflow, and I can access them all through keyboard shortcuts.

Posted by: Mark | September 21, 2004 at 01:43 PM

Squonk

Same for me: tabbed browsing makes all the difference. I really wouldn't want to be without it anymore... That's why I now use Firefox (and Netscape 7.1 before that).

Posted by: Squonk | October 12, 2004 at 12:59 PM

b mc

ie allows tab browsing by hitting ALT + Tab

Posted by: b mc | October 19, 2004 at 06:34 PM

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