Moving to Firefox

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Just click on Bookmarks in Firefox, it works just the same.;)

bat999

...also you can drag a bookmark icon onto the toolbar.
:cool:

superscaper

bat999 wrote: »

...also you can drag a bookmark icon onto the toolbar.
:cool:

That's what I do for all my bookmarks (although I do it in IE as Firefox took up too much RAM).

rmg1

Thanks guys - a bit more digging gave me an add-in for a side-bar. Works just as well as the one in IE.

nubianhustler

opera is much better, more features

judderman62

has anyone tried the beta of Safari for Windows ?

superscaper

judderman62 wrote: »

has anyone fried the beta of Safari for Windows ?

I didn't like, will wait until a release candidate before trying it again.

superscaper

nubianhustler wrote: »

opera is much better, more features

Not as compatible with sites though, due to it more strictly adhering to the w3c standards.

sra

judderman62 wrote: »

has anyone fried the beta of Safari for Windows ?

I have it but haven't really tested it properly.
First impressions is that there really isn't anything there special or that could compare to Firefox/Opera

and people who have given it a thorough test don't think it's worthwhile downloading it yet.

The one advantage Safari's supposed to have it rendering colour much better but Firefox is catching up.

judderman62

thanks for that guys. Web User magazine did a short review of it - it is meant to be the quickest at rendering a web page