[kyouta]

rich sia

[TheWicked]

last time the netscape and opera era MSN.com have different version for different browser, and if you using IE it show u the nicest version of all.

[babybearbear]

$10000 is cash or voucher that can only buy MS products?

[rongjie]

MS already going down, they still dare to pull this type of tricks. If they dont fix their stuff, i think they GG in afew years. I rather they spend the money on fixing the stupid IE8 which keep hanging on me. I oredy switched to SAFARI 4.

[TheWicked]

i using IE8 still ok la..

thing is in the IE6 days they stagnant for damn long liao.. now desperately trying to catch up.

[lennardseah]

Originally Posted by choongseng

hmm... not really.

at least the OCBC Corporate Banking - Velocity, can't click thru on from the banking page.

Switching compatibility view mode also no use.

side story, I wrote an email to OCBC long time back about viewing their pages in FF gives me a blue background (probably due to css issue). And the reply is.... ONLY IE and NETSCAPE is supported.

So.. IE cannot die one.

haha isn't netscape a rebranded ff nowsadays

[proyb2]

Originally Posted by choongseng

izzit.... anyway, I was on FF until Chrome 2nd version came by...
that time FF was getting slower and slower, and Chrome drag me away.

That right Netscape has opensource to Mozilla and in turn improve by Firefox.

FF is fast on new machine, you should consider upgrade your hardware

[proyb2]

Originally Posted by choongseng

hmm... not really.

at least the OCBC Corporate Banking - Velocity, can't click thru on from the banking page.

Switching compatibility view mode also no use.

side story, I wrote an email to OCBC long time back about viewing their pages in FF gives me a blue background (probably due to css issue). And the reply is.... ONLY IE and NETSCAPE is supported.

So.. IE cannot die one.

I don't see any problem viewing on FF

[BaLtO]

Originally Posted by proyb2

That right Netscape has opensource to Mozilla and in turn improve by Firefox.

FF is fast on new machine, you should consider upgrade your hardware

It's fast, but not too fast on javascript apps.
I use Chrome mainly for Gmail and Google Reader.

And having lots of add-ons might slow FF down.

Nevertheless, Add-ons are great.

[proyb2]

High CPU? I not too sure if Flash on Firefox caused a CPU spike, but it seem fine FF 3.5 (Development)

Firefox 3 High CPU Use? Try This Fix. | GMG

I follow the above method, the Flash contents has gone smoother than ever

[TheWicked]

Originally Posted by choongseng

hmm... not really.

at least the OCBC Corporate Banking - Velocity, can't click thru on from the banking page.

Switching compatibility view mode also no use.

side story, I wrote an email to OCBC long time back about viewing their pages in FF gives me a blue background (probably due to css issue). And the reply is.... ONLY IE and NETSCAPE is supported.

So.. IE cannot die one.

this only shows their IT developer/contractor are a bunch of old man living in their past.

[motosung]

So desperate to get people to switch to that lousy IE8

So later they'll brag that IE8 is the most downloaded Explorer. So many lame campaigns

[BaLtO]

Originally Posted by motosung

So desperate to get people to switch to that lousy IE8

So later they'll brag that IE8 is the most downloaded Explorer. So many lame campaigns

They want people to downgrade to their browser.

Instead they should spend more money and time building better browser than marketing like this.

Last time also, Windows market the unreal facts about linux.
This time too to firefox.

[thelastname]

Originally Posted by etegration

with some stuffs like internet banking and other coding not working, sometimes, i'm just pissed at firefox...

But it worked for me leh. :/

[proyb2]

we really don't have to criticize the browser issue for online banking because you are just a user of it.

take charge of your blog and website is more important, I prefer embedded Flash where possible to make the web experience richer.