[krastian]

Cool, I'm going to snag it right now.

[SpectralJulianIsNotDead]

Yeah, it is funny that IE has started to try to be like Firefox

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

Firefox, you've never let me down.

 

My friend swears by Opera. I tell him that the Fox is where it's at.

I really like the fox. but somehow the mac-versions gets buggier and buggier update for update, and that sucks. not one day where it doesnt loads itself to death for no reason.
the fox should eat more apples to stay sane! < how unbelievable methaphoric

[Destroyed]

used to use firefox(used it since firefox 0.8), some months ago i switched to opera.

still use thunderbird though

[acousticrock87]

 

[acousticrock87]

Originally Posted by Glice

I've had none so far. I don't mind Vista. In your face, popular opinion.

I had no problems until I found out that my version of ProTools is not and will not ever be compatible, and they are offering no discounts for people that bought an old version more than a few months before Vista came out.

Now I have to buy the whole program again.

But that's Digidesign's lazy fucking fault. Vista is fine.

osx osx osx osx osx
did i mentioned that I like osx?

[GrungeMonkey]

is is worth replacing safari with firefox on a mac?
i havent had any problems with safari, but is firefox really that good?

Originally Posted by GrungeMonkey

is is worth replacing safari with firefox on a mac?
i havent had any problems with safari, but is firefox really that good?

if you like to customize your browser with plug ins etc. then you have to go for the fox. Ive chosen firefox over safari cause, I found some sites that safari isnt properly capable of.
but since an update firefox is pretty unstable, it crashes from time to time, but you can always restart yur last session without any probs

[acousticrock87]

Eh, I wouldn't say it's worth replacing Safari unless you really want a few of the plug-ins. It's just necessary to replace IE.

[gmku]

Thing is, it's just Firefox. It's an Internet service. It's not like it's the new Stones album or anything like that. In other words, I''m not going to get all worked up about Firefox, IE, Safari, or anything else that brings a utility service into my house and go out and buy a fan T-shirt or put a poster on my bedroom.

I think it's really weird when people get excited about this shit.

[atsonicpark]

I just appreciate its quality and its, um non-failing-ever-for-me for years.

I like things that work.

[gmku]

I can see that. I appreciate that the water stays on and running in my house. As long as I pay the bill.

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by gmku

Thing is, it's just Firefox. It's an Internet service. It's not like it's the new Stones album or anything like that. In other words, I''m not going to get all worked up about Firefox, IE, Safari, or anything else that brings a utility service into my house and go out and buy a fan T-shirt or put a poster on my bedroom.

I think it's really weird when people get excited about this shit.

It would be sad to think of people getting excited by utility services, but considering how bad most of them are, it's hardly surprising that when a good one comes (like Firefox) that people do become somewhat appreciative.

The day someone designs a toasted sandwhich-maker that doesn't require me to coax my sandwich out with a knife, I'm gonna be cheering in the street!

[atsonicpark]

I appreciate good things.

That's the point of appreciation threads.. it's not some huge statement. If someone wanted to make a "Spaghetti appreciation thread", fuck yeah.. spaghetti rules!

Originally Posted by gmku

Thing is, it's just Firefox. It's an Internet service. It's not like it's the new Stones album or anything like that. In other words, I''m not going to get all worked up about Firefox, IE, Safari, or anything else that brings a utility service into my house and go out and buy a fan T-shirt or put a poster on my bedroom.

I think it's really weird when people get excited about this shit.

wrong thread, then

[Phlegmscope]

I used Opera for a long period of time, but got vexed by it as it had a tendency to crash on OS X.
I switched to firefox when the version 3 came.
I'm not into safari at all.

Originally Posted by demonrail666

It would be sad to think of people getting excited by utility services, but considering how bad most of them are, it's hardly surprising that when a good one comes (like Firefox) that people do become somewhat appreciative.

The day someone designs a toasted sandwhich-maker that doesn't require me to coax my sandwich out with a knife, I'm gonna be cheering in the street!

I wanna get that toaster that burns a picture of hello kitty on the bread!
a toaster where you can customize your own "branding" would be so damn great I would start a 1k threads about it!

[floatingslowly]

Originally Posted by gmku

It continually crashes or freezes on me, and it was a huge source of spyware.

P.E.B.K.A.C.

[acousticrock87]

Originally Posted by gmku

Thing is, it's just Firefox. It's an Internet service. It's not like it's the new Stones album or anything like that. In other words, I''m not going to get all worked up about Firefox, IE, Safari, or anything else that brings a utility service into my house and go out and buy a fan T-shirt or put a poster on my bedroom.

I think it's really weird when people get excited about this shit.