He's referring to pages that were created to render in IE, but don't follow the actual w3m spec, thus may not work in other browsers (Mozilla/Firebird, Opera, Safari, etc).
I've been using Mozilla for years, and Firebird since it just came out... Opera for *nix always sucked.
Nah nobody will be able to show PR without google going ballistic... that sort of sucks
In THAT respect googles toolbar wins.
But with this googlebar you can have one-click buttons to google web, images, news, groups, dictionary, page translation, backlinks... tons more... see my screenshot above for how I have it set up. Those are what I use most often.
Damn. I just noticed I have that "I'm feeling lucky" icon up there... that shouldn't be there.
Nice... I remember now why I didn't use it and switched back to Opera... it has tabbed browsing, but when you click on a link with target="_blank", it opens an entirely new window instead of a new tab. That's annoying.
But now there's an extension you can download that fixes that... so I might start using Mozilla again.
Only issue now is that I checked my processes with both running... Opera is using 27 megs of memory, and Mozilla is using 54... twice as much. I'm using the full Mozilla, though. Is Firebird any lighter on resources?
Originally posted by Danny_C Nice... I remember now why I didn't use it and switched back to Opera... it has tabbed browsing, but when you click on a link with target="_blank", it opens an entirely new window instead of a new tab. That's annoying.
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