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GBrowser
#11
just fixing this bug that TBBQ mentioned as i type, GBrowser is a browser add-on, for IE at the moment. the link i gave you was to a forum that i have set up, where you can find news and info about GBrowser from.
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#12
Quote:Mozilla is OK. It has its strengths and weaknessess against IE, that's for sure. I find it funny though that Microsoft hasn't put out a new IE in a long time, and Mozilla keeps on chuggin' along...

About the only weakness I can find is that web developers insist on developing soley for IE Sad. It's better in pretty much everything else. I use Firebird (havn't got firefox yet) and Thunderbird for mail, and together they're fine. And it comes minimalised so you download and install only the extensions you like.

There is a project going on called "IE7" that is to do with making IE more web standard: http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/
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#13
Quote:About the only weakness I can find is that web developers insist on developing soley for IE Sad. It's better in pretty much everything else. I use Firebird (havn't got firefox yet) and Thunderbird for mail, and together they're fine. And it comes minimalised so you download and install only the extensions you like.

There is a project going on called "IE7" that is to do with making IE more web standard: http://dean.edwards.name/IE7/
Unfortunately, that's a pretty hefty weakness. Sad We (Digital Blackie Services) develop with transitional HTML 4.01 and adhere closely to that standard, so our sites look the same regardless of which is used. I only wish more developers would have this kind of work ethic...
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#14
I develop to XHTML 1.0 strict. IE can handle it fine, just not some of the stylesheet properties, so if I want a fixed menu for example I have to use frames instead of position...

For my (recently-gone-live) project I'd been working on for a while, I developed to XHTML 1.0 strict + CSS. Of course, the first tester just had to be using NS4, didn't they :lol: . We got that changed quicksmart... and in fact I'm in windows now and just went and had a look at it, and I'm reminded that IE even ignores margin: 0 auto; as well, unless you set a text-align of center... IE seems so pathetic now compared with firefox...
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#15
the forum has some information on it and if you go to http://www.gdesignonline.tk then you can find more up to date news.[/url]
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#16
IE is a toy compared to Mozilla. Unfortunately, the vast majority of computer users are stupid and love to play with toys, and catering to them is priority #1 since they are your audience, unfortunately... Sad
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#17
it's starting out on IE because it is easier fro me to make then i will port it to the other explorer programs later, maybee Opera next.
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#18
http://s6.invisionfree.com/GBrowser/inde...ic=1&st=0&

heres a screenie of my beta version of the program
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#19
Ruudboy: Thank you for fixing it. Gbrowser is looking good =). Though I feel you should change the scheme and add some gfx.

Ado: I use mozilla. Its my standard browser =D. I live in LINUX!!!!!!1111
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#20
I use linux on my machine, the family one is windows :evil: :barf:

also TBBQ if you think the colour scheme is naff then what do you recommend for it???
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