Monday, July 10, 2006

Do I Need A Small Game

Jimi Hendrix-The Ultimate Experience

The latest update to Microsoft's much-malignant Internet Explorer is getting a plug from an unlikely source. The third beta version of IE 7 debuted last week. Updates to the software, due for final release at the end of this year, include tabbed browsing, RSS support, a search box on a more streamlined toolbar and Improved security.

browser Remain Critics of the legion. But one person from outside the Microsoft campus who's got some good things to say is Blake Ross, one of the original developers of Firefox, the browser that's had IE looking over its shoulder for quite a while now. In an interview with Todd Bishop of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Ross said this of the test version: "The truth is that it actually looks pretty good."

In this case, the flattery seems to have been provoked by no small amount of imitation: "They did exactly what we were expecting them to do, which was take a bunch of time and get IE 7 up to feature parity with Firefox," Ross said. He quickly got around to adding that by the time Microsoft's updated browser comes out, Firefox should again be a couple steps ahead. Fuente
Comment: I still use (thanks to an old recommendation from Jar ... betrayed the cult
:'(... nooo xD
)

Maxthon (and hence the IE engine) due to a very dynamic management of tabs and groups, just what I need.
not defend IE, Firefox but some come to believe that Firefox is "safe and fast" Bullshit

.

Truth insurance you have is due to opportunism: hackers got tired of playing with IE as Microsoft never bothered to give a good solution, and fast ... pos ... ehm ... "Give more memory ... if ..." ... hehehe ... well, seriously: = slow to open Firefox and
"cargodediferentemaneralaspaginasparaqueparezcarapido"
. Ultimately the speed depends (almost all) of the Internet connection and the benefits / limitations of the hardware of the computer, two separate issues in the browser, which offers a slight (almost negligible or in some cases ideational) improvement. Firefox's security is not a big thing out there is beyond popups and bit level encryption current makes it difficult and slow especially the hack. Because so sarcastic mention of the "dame memory" in relation to Firefox? simple: I have opened Firefox and Maxthon, both without any page open, the only thing that appears in them is something white (well, Firefox throws a little more to gray) and press CTRL ALT DELETE, hit the "Task Manager Windows "and we have in the Processes tab? Firefox: 31.052 kb

and Maxthon: 2.620 kb , curious no? SI , will be worth as much RAM in Firefox? I do not think
. Well, enjoy whatever your browser, I do not care what I wear, almost reaching to the extent that I do not care. Only conclude that Firefox is not the BIG thing that many think IMHO. LOL

Note: Do not believe everything you read on the Internet, even what this post. The above information is based on results derived from personal experience. Create your own opinion.

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