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Which browser are you using?
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oguard
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I use Opera for Mac and iCab. They are small, fast and free. www.tucows.com will have all kinds of browsers for all of the different OS's.
AOL is clunky and awkward to use (in my opinion) as well as slow, light in features and bloated. Both IE and Netscape are also bloatware at 15-20 MB besides being less than stable and slow. The other two mentioned above are from 2-9 MB including support for all internet standards and java.
Hope this helps? Cheers
AOL is clunky and awkward to use (in my opinion) as well as slow, light in features and bloated. Both IE and Netscape are also bloatware at 15-20 MB besides being less than stable and slow. The other two mentioned above are from 2-9 MB including support for all internet standards and java.
Hope this helps? Cheers
Aplus
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I use Netscape 4.72. I am avoiding the newest Netscape, because I don't want all the AOL baloney adding to system overhead. As for IE.... in the computer biz we call it Internet Exploder, because all it does is bloats your system with over 30+ meg of additional spaghetti code. I prefer to keep my systems lean and mean. They are easier to maintain that way, as well as achieve the performance they are capable of.
Stateline P/W
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I currently use the MS Explorer, and have had no problems with it. I heard lot of good stuff about the Opera browser. I downlowded it, and there was something I just didn't like. Maybe I just didn't play with it long enough and give it a chance.
ParadiseProWash
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I use MS Explorer I have used Netscape and I have it loaded on my computer but I dont like it as much as IE. Its more of a preference to me they both work well.
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sprayandclean
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IE for me
I use Internet Explorer, because Beth told me to.
I use Internet Explorer, because Beth told me to.
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Detailguy
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I.E. For Me Too
It's just easy to navigate and search through haven't tried any others though, know what they say "aint broke dont fix it!"
Andrew
It's just easy to navigate and search through haven't tried any others though, know what they say "aint broke dont fix it!"
Andrew
Paul Freeman
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I use IE5.5 and NS6, just retired AOL. I mainly keep both around to see if pages, scripts, etc. are working across browsers.
Although IE is less efficient, it's the browser I grew-up with so it's the one I prefer.
Beth, how about yourself - which one(s) do you use/like?
Paul
Although IE is less efficient, it's the browser I grew-up with so it's the one I prefer.
Beth, how about yourself - which one(s) do you use/like?
Paul
Clean County
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I use I.E. and AOL.
I.E. is much faster with my cable hook up then AOL. I keep my AOL for e-mail. I pay $9.95/month for AOL which one of these days I will drop. Not worth keeping for the e-mail. I split the $30/month cable bill with my tennant which is a great deal.
John
I.E. is much faster with my cable hook up then AOL. I keep my AOL for e-mail. I pay $9.95/month for AOL which one of these days I will drop. Not worth keeping for the e-mail. I split the $30/month cable bill with my tennant which is a great deal.
John
Mike Hughes
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John,
My suggestion would be that you start giving people a new email address now, and make the transition slowly, so you can get rid if that AOL in a month or two from now.........no use giving them your money for nothing.
You should consider getting a website for your company. I give everyone my email address from my site, so they send email to my website, but I control where my email from my site gets forwarded to.......so, when I change ISP's (internet service provider) I just effortlessly change it on my website, and the emails get sent to the new address. My email address will remain the same no matter what.
Don't forget, you can use AOL's Instant Message system even if you dont have AOL. You can download the AOL IM software from their site at www.aol.com
My suggestion would be that you start giving people a new email address now, and make the transition slowly, so you can get rid if that AOL in a month or two from now.........no use giving them your money for nothing.
You should consider getting a website for your company. I give everyone my email address from my site, so they send email to my website, but I control where my email from my site gets forwarded to.......so, when I change ISP's (internet service provider) I just effortlessly change it on my website, and the emails get sent to the new address. My email address will remain the same no matter what.
Don't forget, you can use AOL's Instant Message system even if you dont have AOL. You can download the AOL IM software from their site at www.aol.com
reedsterstl
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America OFF Line
I pay for it, might as well use it. Don't care for it much, but don't spend alot of time here.
reedster
I pay for it, might as well use it. Don't care for it much, but don't spend alot of time here.
reedster
I just downloaded netscape ( the newest one ) I>E always seemed to mess up .. always frezzes my puter. So im trying netscape . any body else have this problem with I>E .. Myabe thats a dumb Q . b/c most of you guys are I>E lovers.. I havent had this puter or netscape long enough to see if it will frezze agin but when I tried it with I>E it frozze......
I have XP professional .........tell me thats a good thing.. it came with the dell. and it's like im learning everything all-over.