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View Poll Results: What is your prefered "Bowser"
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IE
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FireFoxy
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Chrome off a bumper
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Netscape
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Other
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01-29-10, 14:13
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Window Washer
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Jersey
Posts: 10,303
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What Browser do you like best?
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I just tried Chrome...things just pop!
I thought Firefox was fast
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01-29-10, 14:23
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SQL Consultant
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Toronto, Canada
Posts: 19,516
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my preferred browser is IE8, because of how nicely it's integrated with (1) outlook express, and (2) windows explorer
go microsoft!!
firefox sucks the big one when it comes to launching itself (it's a ~huge~ pig), which in my view is the crucial test, as i'm opening and closing browser windows constantly (i tend not to keep windows open for apps i'm not using at the moment)
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01-29-10, 16:43
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King of Understatement
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: One Flump in One Place
Posts: 14,905
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Wait - how do you create a poll?
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ur codings are working excelent.
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01-29-10, 18:39
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Window Washer
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Jersey
Posts: 10,303
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1. Get Drunk
2. Walk around Downtown Manhattan until you get arrested
3. Publish your results
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01-30-10, 09:23
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King of Understatement
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: One Flump in One Place
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Firefox every single time - Firebug is the greatest boon to web development I've known in years.
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pootle flump
ur codings are working excelent.
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01-30-10, 13:33
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Purveyor of Discontent
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: The Bottom of The Barrel
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pootle flump
Firefox every single time - Firebug is the greatest boon to web development I've known in years.
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This.
I don't notice much difference between major browsers for casual use. However, there are HUGE benefits to using Firefox for daily web development tasks. Until the other guys give me something comparable to the Firebug/Web Developer Toolbar/IE Tab combination, I can't move away from Firefox.
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09-13-10, 11:25
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Registered User
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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Quote:
Originally Posted by r937
my preferred browser is IE8, because of how nicely it's integrated with (1) outlook express, and (2) windows explorer
go microsoft!!
firefox sucks the big one when it comes to launching itself (it's a ~huge~ pig), which in my view is the crucial test, as i'm opening and closing browser windows constantly (i tend not to keep windows open for apps i'm not using at the moment)
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IE8 is rubbish, it's forever crashing.
Chrome is okay, but at work I use Firefox, which is alright for browsing.
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09-13-10, 11:29
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King of Understatement
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Try developing stuff that works in everything else but renders like a Picasso in IE8, then tell me how great it is (to Rudy that one...).
Never had it crash, but then I use it only when I absolutely have to.
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09-13-10, 11:36
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SQL Consultant
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pootle flump
...renders like a Picasso in IE8
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i believe the code you are looking for is like this:
Code:
<img src="picasso.jpg" alt="picture of pablo doing what he does best">
with, of course, the proviso that if you are coding to xhtml instead of html then it would be like this:
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<img src="picasso.jpg" alt="picture of pablo doing what he does best" />
this is how you get IE to play ball, just use valid markup
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09-13-10, 11:38
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King of Understatement
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More to it than that, Rudy, but thanks for the tip 
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09-13-10, 11:45
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SQL Consultant
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pootle flump
More to it than that, Rudy, but thanks for the tip 
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my pleasure
and let's be sure we're talking about the same thing, okay?
it is my impression that this thread is about which browser you prefer to use, not which browser you don't like to code for
of course, so much time has passed since the original question was asked, that i can understand why you suddenly forgot the topic when charlie resurrected it from the dead today
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09-15-10, 17:59
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Registered User
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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I think Opera is the best and i love it. I have been using it regularly for atleast 6 years.
IE is not a browser at all.
Firefox is slow.
Chrome is good but out-of-the-box it has a limited set of features.
I have little experience of using safari. In short i didn't interest me that much.
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09-20-10, 11:33
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Registered User
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 265
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ie8 and for that matter ie9 have not fully implemented css3 so I would go for Firefox or Chrome. Firefox's performance is fine with a bit of fine tuning.
Simon
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09-20-10, 11:37
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SQL Consultant
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SimonMT
ie8 and for that matter ie9 have not fully implemented css3
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so what?
i don't mean to be rude, but why would you stop using a browser to browse the internet when there are so damned few css3 web sites out there?
if you are talking about using a browser to check your own work when developing a site, that's different -- but that's a different thread from this one
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09-20-10, 12:09
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Registered User
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Because there are attributes that are supported in Firefox, Opera and Chrome that are not supported by ie so you have to careful to limit your aspirations and dumb-down your sites.
Having worked hard to get cross-browser compatibility, it is an annoyance that ie does not keep up.
Simon
Simon
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