Mozilla suggestions (since someone locked the other thread)

[leech]

Use Mouse Gestures. They kick ass once you're used to them, you can't go back to IE.

http://optimoz.mozdev.org/gestures/installation.html

Leech

[Guru]

Thanx but no thans I'll stick with IE5.5 sp2!

[K6-III]

Personally, I'm using a combination of Opera7 Beta, Opera 6.05, and IE 6.0.....

[High_Jumbllama]

Originally posted by Guru
Thanx but no thans I'll stick with IE5.5 sp2!

Same here. I will try again with phoenix when it reaches 1.0 and/or finally has an installer. It works and has tolerable speed. Mozilla is just too slow for my use. I get irritated easy.

[[GDI]Raptor]

I have never had any problems with Microsoft Internet Explorer, and I'm using Internet Explorer 6 SP1 now, and it works very good! I use Opera at school.... It's a good alternative

[albatorsk]

Originally posted by High_Jumbllama
I will try again with phoenix when it reaches 1.0 and/or finally has an installer.

But that's the beauty of Phonix. It doesn't need an installer. Just put it where you want it, and run it. No cluttering of the registry. No strange directories left in "Program Files" after you remove it.

[Indiana]

Yeah, it's nearly as clean as in the good ole Amiga times. The whole install in one drawer.
Wanna get rid of it? Just delete the Phoenix drawer and it is completely gone. Try that with IE or Opera...

[High_Jumbllama]

Nice speed!

[thop]

If Phoenix finally manages to render the MURC front page correctly (just one example) i might actually try it again.

[Pace]

There isn't that much wrong with it, just a bit more spacing

[Slougi]

Originally posted by thop
If Phoenix finally manages to render the MURC front page correctly (just one example) i might actually try it again.

What's wrong with it now?

[Pace]

The gaps Slougi, on IE it isn't rendered like that. I won't comment on which browser is rendering it right or wrong though, might look at the code later

Edit: The gaps under the logo and the little text cells below it

[Slougi]

Ah i see it now
I hadn't even noticed it before

[Ant]

Actually I think Moz/Phoenix actually render it correctly and IE doesn't, the net effect is IE makes it look "right"!

The problem observed is due to the news content not filling out it's table cell and bringing it to the height of the adjacent cell on it's right. Sorry crap explanation

[leech]

Originally posted by Guru
Thanx but no thans I'll stick with IE5.5 sp2!

Sorry, Tabs have spoiled me. Until IE has tabs then there is NO way I'll use it.

Leech