I know that this is a bit geeky, but I do want to recognise the significance of the Firefox launch today.
I'm using Firefox rather than Internet Explorer for almost all my web-browsing now and I recommend it wholeheartedly.
The Blog of the Provost of St Mary's Cathedral, Glasgow
I know that this is a bit geeky, but I do want to recognise the significance of the Firefox launch today.
I'm using Firefox rather than Internet Explorer for almost all my web-browsing now and I recommend it wholeheartedly.
Re: Firefox
Why do you use it for 'almost all' of your web browsing? Why not all?
Ruth
Re: Firefox
Good question.
I use Firefox for all browsing, but still sometimes need to use Internet Explorer to update my own websites.
Postnuke, the system that I develop websites with uses an in-page web editor which can only be accessed in Internet Explorer. Thus, if I edit pages in Firefox, it is harder to add emphasis or italics etc to plain text. Actually, to be strictly accurate, the new version of Postnuke (0.750) is not limited in this way. I ought to be gradually updating all the sites to the latest version.
However, my Practical Theology teacher (the Rev Nigel Robb) told me many, many times, “Should, Ought and Must are not words of the Gospel!”