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Firefox VS ie

In response to the question below. Eeryone is saying firefox is better. Why is it better?


lukey121  Sun 06/07/08 07:43
wildwood
Sun 06/07/08
09:17
For me the bookmarks toolbar to have my most used sites on hand suits me well. The ability to save the occasional flash file is handy too.
rnchugg
Sun 06/07/08
09:20
Its rated to be one of the most secure Internet browsing sites. IE is oklike the but firefox has alot more security. I also findlike wildwood says the tabs and history facilities are very easy to understand. Best thing ive ever done!!!
sara3
Sun 06/07/08
09:21
I had problems with my old pc using ie, and downloaded Firefox. whenever the pc played up, it had always automatically saved the pages I was looking at and offered to go back to them. I have a laptop now but much prefer Firefox. try it. you don't have to get rid of ie, and you can always remove it if you don't like it.
Ethel
Sun 06/07/08
09:27
Highly customisable (is that a word?) - I have the add-ons I want.
Of my favourite add-ons Adblock Plus is one the best - I can't see any adverts on this page.

It is faster than IE (mostly - some add-ons have a slowing effect)

I also have Scrapbook add-on which I couldn't live without.

It is fun - there is a huge range of themes for those that like their browser to look different.

The bookmarks toolbar has already been mentioned - I currently have 23 bookmark icons on my toolbar - one click and the site is opened.

It is free. If you don't want to use Microsoft at all on your pc, you can use a free operating system such as Linux with Firefox. Legally.

Have at look at if for yourself - it is free to download and you can spend some happy hours playing.
rojash
Sun 06/07/08
10:16
The other thing you might like to consider is that without Firefox, IE7 and the forthcoming IE8 would not exist.
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