OT - If you use Forefox for web browsing
02-26-2009, 03:21 PM
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You tune your product (as with the tip above) and leave the competition in stock format. It's all about marketing.
There are a lot of other reasons I use FF, support, integration with Google, integrated spell check, security features, etc. but YMMV and if you're happy with another browser, give 'er.
You tune your product (as with the tip above) and leave the competition in stock format. It's all about marketing.There are a lot of other reasons I use FF, support, integration with Google, integrated spell check, security features, etc. but YMMV and if you're happy with another browser, give 'er.
03-01-2009, 09:24 PM
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I am not a computer expert. I use vista. question: is it easy to migrate all my stuff (favorites etc) to firefox and to install it? and should I do it or is this mostly for computer techies?
03-01-2009, 09:33 PM
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You could install firefox along with IE. It will/can copy your favorites, bookmarks during installation.
They can co-exist. In other word, just install firefox and see if you like it.
They can co-exist. In other word, just install firefox and see if you like it.
