Indeed.. Sorry PJ; bad D! bad bad bad.d11wtq wrote:Sorry, that's actually my fault I think... I brought it up and now I'm dropping it
Carry on.
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I'm using build 8533, and only one of the listed bugs on the geocities list has been fixed. Thats not bias, thats proof.AKA Panama Jack wrote:Maybe you should find a more up to date site.Roja wrote:Opera has more than a few bugs with its CSS implementation:
http://www.gtalbot.org/BrowserBugsSection/Opera9Bugs/
http://www.geocities.com/csssite/opera/bugs.xml
I mean the last version is build 8321, which is from March and was still in beta, that he has apparently tested on and we are at build 8533. And he is apparently not really that accurate and more than a little biased as he doesn't have any real list of Firefox CSS problems and they are many.
As a further followup, you can have PDF's open outside of the browser, eliminating the plugin conflicts by reading the instructions on this post: http://www.orbeon.com/blog/2006/07/14/d ... n-firefox/matthijs wrote:So just a moment ago I had another browser crash. Mozilla 1.7.13 on XP. Very very annoying. Happens quite often actually. Often it has to do something with either viewing PDF, advertisements on a page or wacky javascript.
Links is a variant of lynx that offers javascript support!d11wtq wrote:I'll second that. Lynx has never crashed on me but I guess with no CSS or JavaScript support it's not likely tonickvd wrote:Lynx?
You mean Netscape?Hockey wrote:but NS...OMG I hate that peice of ****.
I think FF and IE are comparible speedwise, Opera is fastest (depending on which factor you want to look at) But IE being stable... I don't know. I'm so used to restarting windows-apps, I'm not sure how often that happens.Hockey wrote:Obviously IE loads fastest and has never crashed for any reason
Lucky guyn00b Saibot wrote:i'd narrow down FF's crashes to the plugins installed cuz i haven't had single crash ever with FF
NS = Netscape yes that is correctmatthijs wrote:You mean Netscape?Hockey wrote:but NS...OMG I hate that peice of ****.I think FF and IE are comparible speedwise, Opera is fastest (depending on which factor you want to look at) But IE being stable... I don't know. I'm so used to restarting windows-apps, I'm not sure how often that happens.Hockey wrote:Obviously IE loads fastest and has never crashed for any reason
Lucky guyn00b Saibot wrote:i'd narrow down FF's crashes to the plugins installed cuz i haven't had single crash ever with FFBut indeed, plugins can be a reason for sloppy performance.