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SiGmA_X

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• Jun 6, 2003

• #21

I use Mozilla Is there a way to get Alexa for Mozilla? I am thinking that in the latest stable version, it is built in.. It my beta (1.4, downloaded on the 4th) it doesn't seem to have Alexa at all..

 

WejRepus

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• Jul 16, 2003

• #22

i have been using slim browser for about 9 months now and i think it is the best out there.

 

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RedDeathDrinker

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• Jul 17, 2003

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As per the first post, now is the time to visit www.mozilla.org

Why be a sheep and use Internet Explorer and Outlook express, when you can tell your friends and colleagues you have Firebird and Thunderbird on your PC..............

 

Nasdaq

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• Aug 28, 2003

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I tried all the browsers that interested me such as, myIE, Mozilla, Avant, and Netscape. I liked Mozilla Firebird most of all and started using that for about two weeks while at the same time continuing using IE6, too. But as I started using Firebird more and more as I discovered because of the fact that I could add what I wanted and leave off anything that I did not want or need. Before I knew it I had made Firebird my default browser and have not regretted it at all. Yes, I have begun to use Thunderbird too in conjunction with Outlook but as before with the browser I may end up switching to Thunderbird in the near future.

Thanks Overclockers Forums for bringing Firebird and Thunderbird to the attention of all your readers.

 

Smartweb

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• Nov 22, 2003

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I've tried IE, Opera, Netscape, Mozilla, and Thunderbird. Thunderbird is by far the best browser. I hated Opera and IE. Netscape and Mozilla are basically the same but better than Opera and IE. Thunderbird is unmatched by any browser out there. It is wonderfully customizable, there are many themes to choose from, it's open source so you can change anything that you don't like, there are over a hundred add-ins to add functionality to the browser, and much, much more. Go to www.mozilla.org to download it.

 

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almondboy72

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• Dec 8, 2003

• #26

to everyone using IE i suggest the google toolbar and

 

Nasdaq

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• Dec 9, 2003

• #27

almondboy72 said:

to everyone using IE i suggest the google toolbar and

Click to expand...

And? Please tell us.

 

Sophisticated

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• Feb 18, 2004

• #28

I'm on Opera browser right now and i have 56k and all i have to say is this is an excellent and faster browser ever made...i recommend this #1 broswer!!!!!!!!!!

 

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diggingforgold

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• Mar 4, 2004

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Opera was awesome on my old Win95 packard bell rig and compaq rig I had. Very thin browser and super fast even on a P75.

 

germanjulian

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• Mar 4, 2004

• #30

doesn opra have problems with css sheets?

anyway mozilla 1.6 or firefox are both great. and fast for 56k modems.

 

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Alex_Knight

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• May 5, 2004

• #31

No Enigma users ? ? ?

 

SpyderMatrix

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• May 11, 2004

• #32

what about neoplanet that browser still around

 

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DaFonz

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• Jul 17, 2004

• #33

For you guys looking for older versions - browsers.evolt.org

 

glebka11

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• Jul 20, 2004

• #34

Maxthon (Once called MyIE2) for me.
Works great, has a lot of cool and NEEDED features, fast.
It is tab based which makes it even better.

 

Cowboy X

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• Aug 21, 2004

• #35

I'm a Firefox user :0 . but I just saw a link to another browser called Aero , so those interested can have a look :

http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?category=software&id=23437

 

eatmyshorts7569

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• Dec 20, 2004

• #36

i would recommend mozilla firefox. great browser.

 

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Roofles

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• Jan 4, 2005

• #37

I use Slimbrowser from www.flashpeak.com its tabbed, can be streamlined pretty well and they have lots of plug-ins and stuff for it.

 

CunningLinguist

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• Jan 17, 2005

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SpyderMatrix said:

what about neoplanet that browser still around

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Neoplanet isn't really a browser, it's just a shell or a skin for IE. As for actual browsers, I can only recommend Firefox. I don't even have IE installed on my WinXP sp2 system. IE core is still installed, though. Firefox is fully integrated into my Windows installation

 

KoolDrew

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• Feb 26, 2005

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I just tried out K-Meleon and I am very impressed
http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/

 

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• Apr 3, 2005

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i'll probably get scorched, but where can i get a full version of internet explorer 5.5 or higher ? i mean the full thing that I can put on CD, not the one that you need to be online to install