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Sunday 29 August 2004
firefoxie
WANT THE SECURITY and standards support of Firefox but the look and features of Microsoft IE? Now there’s FirefoxIE.
A collection of tools and skins, simply follow the directions at the FirefoxIE web site to download features that will make your Firefox browser similar to IE. Especially helpful for folks making the switch.
Hat tip: Meryl Evans.
Filed under: software, standards, web design and development
Posted by: Molly | 12:27 | Comments (9)
very interesting idear. though the default look of ff suits me fine.
I’ve tried out Firefox a while ago, and liked some of the features. Unfortunately, I’m so used to Internet Explorer, and couldn’t get used to the Fox, that I never switched. Maybe this will change now, and IE will only serve as a testing browser (that’s what I used Firefox for).
THX for sharing
Axel
Firefox
I’ve tried out Firefox a while ago (…cause, everybody recommended it) and liked some of its features. But unfortunately, I’m so used to Internet Explorer, and couldn’t get used to the Fox, that I never switched. Maybe this will change now, and …
I can’t believe why people would stick with IE in the first place
It has absolutely no features and renders webpages funnily (I know that’s not a real word). Pun intended.
I feel I have something different from IE with Firefox, but the idea of skinning Firefox to get "the other" switching is good.
I can’t understand why anyone would ever have trouble switching browsers in the first place. I think it took me about 7 seconds to learn the differences.
Whats not to love about Firefox?
Automatic pop-up blocker,tons of extensions,124 bit security,secure.
While not as fast as Opera,it’s free!!!