http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN1518556720100915
It sounds interesting anyway .
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN1518556720100915
It sounds interesting anyway .
Thanks for the HU...Mike
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I'm a FoxFire man.
John
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ill stay with my google chrome...
So far I like it a lot.
In appearance it's much more streamlined and uncluttered on-screen than the W7 IE8 combo and I already thought that was a big improvement over my XP IE look.
The default W7 F11 IE keystroke clears everything off the screen except the actual web page your looking at . The tool bars go for the float up off the top of the screen. Even when on-screen they are already much smaller than the IE8 toolbars.
FAC
The hardware acceleration is quite an achievement as well!
This video says it all...
http://www.downloadsquad.com/2010/06...eed-benchmark/
Bill
Intel® Core™ i7-860 - 8GB DDR3 Corsair -NVIDIA GeForce GTS240 1GB - Win7 64bit
Interesting....
I have been using Safari for the past year now, coming over from Opera. Would be interesting to see a 'better' super fast, safe browser..
Bill
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Apple juice plasma injection system.
Forget the web browser...there's enough of those around. What they need to do some work on is the file manager (Explorer)....it's pretty very ordinary.
My default browser is Sea Monkey, which is a Mozilla spin-off from Firefox. I guess it's mostly Firefox, but I like the GUI a lot better.
One of the things I wished they didn't change was to move the favorites to the far right hand side of the screen. I liked it on the left side.
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That threw me for a little bit also at first. It's been on the left side as long as I can remember.
After working with it for a while I realized it's actually more natural feeling for it to be on the right hand side.
I don't know whether it's because I'm right handed or if it's because my mouse spends more time closer to the right hand side of the screen.
FAC
I love this thing so far. I'm running Win 7, and this browser makes use of the 'glass theme' that came with the OS. It looks far better now.![]()
From what I've heard it's better than everything else available.
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