just curious...
Why would anyone in their right mind use IE?
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people are afraid of change...
theres no other reason not to make the change to firefox...
but little do they know if they dont use firefox already is.. IE is framing itself around firefoxes structure with every update....
why you ask...
well i think thats very simple...Comment
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I have always used it. Though, I am not afraid of change, when I see sites that I can tell in IE work better in firefox, I open it up, and surf them with it. Though, I must admit, IE isn't the best browser in the world, I have been using it since I was a 14 or 15 it seems, and I am kinda used to it.
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firefox is safer...
IE has a slight difference in picture quality...
IE is super stubborn...
firefox is way more efficient... eats a smidge of processing...
there way be some pros and cons, but i say firefox overcomes by far... thus IE taking after its smaller protege brother...Comment
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I'm a mac user so that probably explains my behavior.
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A lot of people use it simply because it whats on their computer when they buy it, for the average surfer it does the job well enough.Comment
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If it works, why change it!
It's mostly those with alot of experience on the web, designers, coders and programmers etc seem to use firefox.Comment
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well to start off with you would use i.e. because the majority of your customers use ie so it would be silly to NOT use the most common browser on the entire internet to see what your customers are seeing. It would be like owning a restaurant and not trying the food.
If you are new at the internet it's prob safer to use firefox, if you are fairly capable you will likely use both as they both have unique features, if you are an "advanced user" you will likely use firefox primarily and ie as a secondary browser ( because firefox is easier to tweak ) , if you are an expert you are likely back to ie as master and firefox as secondary.
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I currently use IE as primary and Firefox as secondary. I definatly with my own pages view both, but I agree with you, most people are going to use what comes with their computer IE, and we could go further than that, the more advanced a user of the net gets, the more likely they are to find tubes and rapidshare, so the more likely they are to not be paying customers.well to start off with you would use i.e. because the majority of your customers use ie so it would be silly to NOT use the most common browser on the entire internet to see what your customers are seeing. It would be like owning a restaurant and not trying the food.
If you are new at the internet it's prob safer to use firefox, if you are fairly capable you will likely use both as they both have unique features, if you are an "advanced user" you will likely use firefox primarily and ie as a secondary browser ( because firefox is easier to tweak ) , if you are an expert you are likely back to ie as master and firefox as secondary.
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IE or Firefox or other browser it's the user choice but i like firefox so muchComment
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hehe talking of i.e. check your site out, its not coming up properly for me in i.e.
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I use them both, but I am not a FireFox fanboy. I see definite problems with it.
The only reason FF took off is because of their 50c per download affiliate program. Even well known computer sites shilled for FF by writing entire articles on it and putting FF ads all over the page. Not to mention you'd go to blogs and they'd pretty much say you were uncool if you still used IE... oh, and click that banner right over there.
For webmasters FF is a very dumb browser. IE has a way of just knowing what the webmaster was trying to do. If your code isn't exactly to W3C standards, it probably won't work in FF.
FF's security is overrated. It almost certainly has many more holes than IE does. When FF releases security updates, everyone is very quiet. When IE releases them, people scream bloody murder.
And those FF plugins that everyone likes so well? They can contain malicious code. WebMonkey for instance has had problems with webmaster scammers uploading scripts that change affiliate codes to their own.Comment
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I have never liked using it and am glad I don't have to any longer. I was a netscape user right up until it became pointless to use it and now I am with firefox.Comment
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as a Zombie Master in good standing let me say right now that the first thing we look for is IE and Windows.
the rest is gravy!

I love you retards.
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IE has alot of security holes, and most of adware and spyware are aimed at it.
I used Netscape first, then Opera, and now Firefox with a lot of plugins (that's a big plus for FF). But I miss some stuff from Opera... I used IE just on my regular jobs, when I was not self employed and I needed to use IE because of other people.
People are using IE just because they never tried to use other browsers on a long run and are feeling comfy with it.Anal Cams Live! - new site PR2 [hardlink trade open - Min. PR.0]
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because it's more user-friendly and easy navigation.OnProbation Links Directory | OnProbation Design Services | OnProbation CashComment
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someone switched me over to firefox because its safer. now im use to it and like the tab browsing instead of having a bunch of windows open at one time.Comment
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I use firefox since I was in high school it was introduce to me by my brother and with too many add ons it makes my surfing faster and easier;)
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I use both IE and FF all the time. FF is usually more stable. (ok always more stable)Comment
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And why would you prefer that a browser (IE) ignores standards nearly completely? There are dozens upon dozens of discrepancies, in the rendering of XHTML/CSS, between IE and FF. Why? Because IE throws the standards out the window, and even with a strict dt, IE does its own thing.
It's tough because a lot of us grew up coding for IE and their "standard", so I understand, but really there is no reason to support a browser that disregards standards. Obviously since their lack of compliance has lasted for so long they can't just flip a switch and start being compliant, and in their defense they are slowly (very slowly) moving towards compliance from what I have seen, but still what the hell.
On that note, I use IE and FF fairly equally.Comment
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