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Subject: Re: OT: Firefox

Author: George Tsavdaris

Date: 04:22:29 01/03/05

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On January 03, 2005 at 03:24:11, Will Singleton wrote:

>Many years ago I started using Mosiac, must have been around 1994.  Although
>there wasn't much content available, it was clear where things were going.  Soon
>after I switched to Netscape, a great leap forward for me, which I used through
>version 4.7.  Netscape seemed to implode after that, so I switched to IE
>sometime around 1999, and have used it since then.  Until yesterday.
>
>I've always been happy with IE, but recently I've had unexplained slowdowns,
>timeouts, and general weirdness.  So I thought, why not give Firefox a try.  I
>did, and now IE is a thing of the past.  No more slow loading, timeouts, web
>pages displaying garbled text, overlapped frames, etc.  It is simple, clean and
>easy to use.  I spent a few hours today customizing it, getting used to tabbing,
>setting up bookmarks, figuring out the keyboard and mouse shortcuts, reading the
>help files.  If you give it a few hours time, you'll realize it's a superior
>product.
>
>Anyway, this is all imho, ymmv, what the heck.  But it worked for me, and I hope
>it works for you.
>

 I was, before 1 month and before start using for the first time Mozilla Firefox
1.0, one of the most fanatic Internet Explorer users. But then all changed!
Now i use Firefox all the time. It's the best! I can think at least 4 MAIN
reasons that this change was succesful. And many more of less importance.....
Mozilla Firefox 1.0 is better everywhere  and i clearly recommend to anyone
start using it!!!!!!!! Even if you are satisfied with IE you should try it.....

 One small problem is that some sites are designed to run with IE, so in Firefox
there are problem to see the page correctly. But i hope this would
change........



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