On 22/05/07, geni <geniice(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 5/22/07, Gary Kirk <gary.kirk(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Seriously? I've never heard anyone claim
Firefox was inferior to
Internet Explorer (got ahead of myself - what browser do you use,
geni?).
Multiple since it makes it easy to run multiple accounts. I'm liking
the current generation of sea monkey (although it does tend to try and
claim wikipedia isn't a word). And of course I'm hearing good things
about opera although my version is hopelessly outdated now.
Pocket PC only gives me the option of IE (installed, non-updateable IE
4...) or Opera, which is lovely.
Not getting
into the great browser wars, but FF is a very
commonly-used browser among editors if not the majority of users (at
school, offices and so on) so a partnership with the Mozilla
Foundation might be good.
In the short term. What you do when a second rate browser offers you
twice the cash?
That's a very good point, and reminds me of the Virgin Unite problem,
in that probably we could never have kept everybody happy with that.
Of course, if the second-rate browser has cash to throw at us, it
should be using it to develop itself ;-)
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geni
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