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JoyMonkey:
So am I the only person in the world that uses Navigator? I haven't tried any other Mozilla browsers because Navigator has always given me all I need, and I can't remember it ever crashing on me. Am I really missing anything?

Edgedamage:
Now it's called Firefox and I have been using it for a week on my win2000pro and I love it. :D

zaphod:
I've been using Firebird on my home machine (Win2k) for at least six months and haven't had a single issue with it.  The ad blocking is very useful and tabs make life easier.

shmokes:
Firebird has been nothing but spectacular for me.  I use it on 2000 pro, win xp, win xp tablet, 2000 advanced server, and 2003 advanced server.  No problems (though the smilies not working on the message board afflicts me as well, but that's no biggie).

Frosty, here's a little feature you will learn to be unable to live without.  If you hit the / key and start typing a word, it is the equivalent of, in internet explorer, clicking Edit, Find on this page, and typing in a word to search.  It's brilliant in web research.

Harakiri:
Sorry this lame question but isn't IE almost exclusive in some tags and styles inserted in lots of sites around the web?


--- Quote ---Since IE was having trouble with the vector library, I decided to try a diff browser -mozilla.  So I installed that and it was good.  Then I saw Firebird, and I installed that one.  WOW I love the themes and the tabs and it just feels much cleaner than IE.  I'm hooked.  I like the different managers, too.

The only weird thing is I can't insert smiley's or any other YABBC tags on this board after I've typed a message they just get placed at the end regardless of where the cursor is - so I either have to go back and enter them manually or insert them as I go.  Not a big deal but weird.

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That must be the reason for the failures of my attempts to upload a marquee i have here...  :-\

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