Download Mozilla, you'll be glad you did.
Aug 28, 2004, 12:20 pm
#46
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I'm liking Mozilla more and more as I continue to use it - thanks for the recommendations.
A question - is it possible to reach the "Preferences" dialogue box without having to open the browser itself (in order to clear cache, cookies, etc)?
A question - is it possible to reach the "Preferences" dialogue box without having to open the browser itself (in order to clear cache, cookies, etc)?
Aug 28, 2004, 4:14 pm
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me too
I use Firefox more and more...my son's computer has been plagued with hijacking that I cannot get rid of (kids are NOT careful!)...I've used about 6 spyware programs, checked registry, nothing works...tomorrow I remove Internet Explorer for good!
Aug 28, 2004, 5:10 pm
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What is the major difference between Firefox and Mozilla?
I just figured out how to use tabs. I like that a whole lot better than having open windows on my lower screen. Very cool.
I just figured out how to use tabs. I like that a whole lot better than having open windows on my lower screen. Very cool.
Aug 28, 2004, 9:06 pm
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I am very happy with Firefox 0.9.3. I rarely use IE 6.0 anymore. I was tired of being open to hijacking and malicious attack. It is stable and uses less system resources. I like the tab features and the interface much better than IE.
Mozilla differs from Firefox in that it has an e-mail and newsgroup client, IRC chat client, and HTML editing capability. I didn't really need those features, so I just use the Firefox, a standalone browser. However, both are very good.
Mozilla differs from Firefox in that it has an e-mail and newsgroup client, IRC chat client, and HTML editing capability. I didn't really need those features, so I just use the Firefox, a standalone browser. However, both are very good.