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Re: New Web Browser Releases

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I have installed IE 7 on my work computer and thus far I am very disappointed with it. The new user interface is nothing more than uncustomizable crap.

The Microsoft IE development team spent so much time on "perfecting" the safety aspects, that they must ahve spent 37 minutes on the user interface.

The "Forward," "Back," "Home," "Refresh," "Stop" buttons are all over the place, not in a single area like with IE6 and FireFox. The main

Here is the new IE7 user interface...
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And of course the old IE6/FF user interface...
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IE7 merely gives the illusion of a customizable UI. In fact, the only part you can easily customize is the Command Bar (the one containing the home button). As a special treat, you can also decide how much of the window tab space you want the Command Bar to use by dragging the slider left or right! But wait, it doesn’t stop there... You can also have the Menu bar above the Link bar OR the Link bar above the Menu bar. Oh, so many choices!

Simply put, my experience with IE7 = :shit:

Microsoft could not make it any easier for FireFox to become the #1 browser out there.
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Thanks for the advice man, honestly, I gave up on IE last year with all the security flaws, and I really do not think ill convert back.
FF is definatly the way to go, Im going to upgrade to 2.0 now :)
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Has anyone figured out a way to disable that damn annoying autocomplete feature in FireFox 2.0?. You know, where if you type something into the searchbar etc, all previous searches appear in the dropdown box?. Unchecking everything in the history/privacy settings does nothing, it's pissing me off. :mad:
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What about the new version of Firefox ?

Has someone some screenshots maybe, where are the changes actually ? :)
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sacha wrote:What about the new version of Firefox ?

Has someone some screenshots maybe, where are the changes actually ? :)
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(customized layout) screenshot:
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Bluefalcon wrote:Has anyone figured out a way to disable that damn annoying autocomplete feature in FireFox 2.0?. You know, where if you type something into the searchbar etc, all previous searches appear in the dropdown box?. Unchecking everything in the history/privacy settings does nothing, it's pissing me off. :mad:
Just tried, it works for me
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Just tried, it works for me
How did you get it to work?. I can get it to work if I click on "clear private data" each and everytime I type something into the searchbar but other than that nothing. Apparently i'm not alone either as after doing some searching, there's a number of people who dont like having a "dropdown box" each time you type in a URL but I cant find anything to disable it permantly like you can in IE. I'll keep on trying I guess, otherwise it's back to IE <_<
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M4ST3R M1K3 wrote:
sacha wrote:What about the new version of Firefox ?

Has someone some screenshots maybe, where are the changes actually ? :)
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There is a setting under the Options -> Privacy that says "Remember what i enter in forms and the search bar"
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There is a setting under the Options -> Privacy that says "Remember what i enter in forms and the search bar"
I already have everything in the privacy section unchecked and still nothing. Thanks anyways sjmike. I'm going back to IE.