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Property Bee 2.0 released

m00m00
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the 'distributed data' version of property bee is now on general release and can be used by anybody.
highly recommended.
http://www.property-bee.com/
highly recommended.
http://www.property-bee.com/
It's a health benefit ...
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Ooooh nice
Cheers for that
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I think I've been using that version for the last month or so ... I'll go see anyway.
Ta0 -
I wish they'd do it as a stand-alone program. For one, I use IE because Firefox is pants (imho) and no. 2, I don't like "toolbars" clogging up my browser.
Rob0 -
I wish they'd do it as a stand-alone program. For one, I use IE because Firefox is pants (imho) and no. 2, I don't like "toolbars" clogging up my browser.
Rob
To get rid of the PB toolbar: simply select View -> Toolbars and uncheck 'Property Bee Toobar' It will still function without it.
You can always turn it back on again by re-checking the option.0 -
I use IE because Firefox is pants (imho)
I just want to set you straight - Firefox is far superior in every way. It is less buggy and much more secure. There are absolutely no valid reasons for using IE in this day and age. Almost every web developer / coder will back me up on this.0 -
Oh dear...I can see how this thread is now going to develop!0
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dannyboycey wrote: »I just want to set you straight - Firefox is far superior in every way. It is less buggy and much more secure. There are absolutely no valid reasons for using IE in this day and age. Almost every web developer / coder will back me up on this.
You're not "setting me straight" at all :rolleyes: and nor am I interested in your opinion nor what you claim others think of it either. I've used it and didn't like it for various reasons, primarily because it looks like a 2yr old designed it and was significantly slower than IE6. I work online for a living and I've never had any problems with IE6, security related or otherwise and therefore will continue to use it. Fwiw I don't like IE7 because of the tabbed browsing bollox, hence why I continue to use IE6.
And that's all I've got to say on it because I'm not having an argument with you Firefox drum-bangers. It's like Xbox 360 vs. PS3 - a pathetic childish !!!!ing contest where there are no winners.
Rob0 -
Fwiw I don't like IE7 because of the tabbed browsing bollox, hence why I continue to use IE6.
Rob
If you don't like tabbed browsing you deserve everything you get tbh. Including death by ten billion staples to your balls.
Firefox is for pro's. IE is for illiterates who were fed the M$ poison pill in the late 90's.0 -
Anyhoo.................back on topic.
Cheers OP for the heads up on property bee :beer:"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and it may be necessary from time to time to give a stupid or misinformed beholder a black eye" - Miss Piggy0 -
If you don't like tabbed browsing you deserve everything you get tbh. Including death by ten billion staples to your balls.
Firefox is for pro's. IE is for illiterates who were fed the M$ poison pill in the late 90's.0
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