04-20-2004, 04:06 AM
Heh... well I like IE and all that stuff too. I think I kind of like how IE is integrated into Windows. For example, if open up My Computer and then start looking for some file, or something and suddenly I feel like heading over to QbasicNews, I don't have to find my shortcut to Mozilla or whatever. Instead I just have to type in 'www.qbasicnews.com' in the address bar which is already there or select it from the Favourites menu which is also already there. But yeah, for me integration into Windows is a big "selling" point. I tried to replace IE with Mozilla a while back but it just didn't feel quite the same. Also, I kind of prefer how 90% of the webpages out there look in IE.
Two things I have to give Mozilla credit for are it's support for web standards and it's popup stopping. I keep Mozilla installed for web development purposes and I use Mozilla when I start searching for software cracks or something (most of those kinds of websites are loaded with popups so it really helps).
Two things I have to give Mozilla credit for are it's support for web standards and it's popup stopping. I keep Mozilla installed for web development purposes and I use Mozilla when I start searching for software cracks or something (most of those kinds of websites are loaded with popups so it really helps).