Thusly George M. Middius Spake Unto All:

Works for me as well. First off, I am using Firefox (George and Arny can
choke on it - keep using IE boys, it's got more holes than a sieve).

You miss the point. Are you a 'borg?

Fascinating, I've never seen *anti* MS people called "borg" before.

On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 09:23:50 -0500, George M. Middius wrote:

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Different people might have different (and equally valid) measures of how
software performs for each of them.

Case in point: IE has unique features that I value. Firefox and Opera
(which have very similar UIs, as far as I can tell) work differently, and
to my taste, not as well.

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Care to list them please?
I've been looking at alternative browsers for some time now. The only
thing that I *definitely* like about IE is that it is a browser that tends
to work moderately well on most web sites. That is only because a lot of
web sites are not written in standard HTML and include Microsoft-specific
features. IMHO it isn't one of the best browsers to use and feels
decidedly "dated" when compared against many others. I would be interested
in your views on IE.

Incidentally, my current choice is Firefox. This because I can run the
same program (well - not really, but you know what I mean!) at work under
Windows and at home under Linux. It makes life easier!

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Mick
(no M$ software on here... :-) )
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