Netscape 7 Cache/History Question

[Jonbo298]

Originally Posted by ominub

really jon wtf is wrong with ie i use it for everything and it has never failed me

Let's see...The look hasn't changed much (I like when something is changed once in awhile, looking at basically the same thing for 5 or more years gets old), IE has so many security holes (along with its "mother" Windows) which is why I don't trust MS products because there are at least 50 security updates before its out for a year (at least it seems like 50).

So I don't care what anyone tries to say, I'm not using IE. *puts foot down*

[Hero2]

Originally Posted by Jonbo298

Let's see...The look hasn't changed much (I like when something is changed once in awhile, looking at basically the same thing for 5 or more years gets old), IE has so many security holes (along with its "mother" Windows) which is why I don't trust MS products because there are at least 50 security updates before its out for a year (at least it seems like 50).

So I don't care what anyone tries to say, I'm not using IE. *puts foot down*

poor delusonal man

[Null]

delusonal? talkin bout yourself there man.

IE is poorly made, slow, and yes it does have one sucurity issue/hole one after another.

thing is. untill MS decides to actually update the damn thing, bring it up to times. fix its issues, add the new idea's that have made browsing easier on other browsers (aka, tabbed windows for one) then IE is just no where near the top of the list as far as browsers go.

hopfully MS will decide to actually make a new IE for thier next operating system. (which is kinda the problem tho. if IE was its own program, instead of just a part of windows, then they'd have people working at it and updating it and improving it.)

[Hero2]

Originally Posted by Null

delusonal? talkin bout yourself there man.

IE is poorly made, slow, and yes it does have one sucurity issue/hole one after another.

thing is. untill MS decides to actually update the damn thing, bring it up to times. fix its issues, add the new idea's that have made browsing easier on other browsers (aka, tabbed windows for one) then IE is just no where near the top of the list as far as browsers go.

hopfully MS will decide to actually make a new IE for thier next operating system. (which is kinda the problem tho. if IE was its own program, instead of just a part of windows, then they'd have people working at it and updating it and improving it.)

poor poor men

[Null]

lol. indeed you are.

actually man. im sure some will speak up sooner or later, pika would defently make mention of how IE sucks. but if you look around at past threads .... the IE vs everything else argument has been done to death. 'MOST' people (not saying you, but just most) only use it cuz its default and they have blinders on concerning anything else.

i mean we have one company MS, who just throws in IE just so it does the basics, other companies focus on thier browser and adds much more.


Quote from Pika in past thread.

Originally Posted by sdtPikachu

Netscape is OK... but other browsers like Mozilla and Opera are better IMO.

Mozilla may be a little more bloated that Netscape (they both use the same/similar rendering engine) but it does have lots of lovely little features, like the pop-up blocking which is even better than the ones in Opera.

Opera is much faster than Mozilla, and uses less system resources, but it either isn't free or you have to put up with an ad. I love Opera so much though that I'm going to buy it. especially since it's available for Windows, Mac, Linux, BeOS and Symbian OS (used in remote controls, amongst other things).

All three of the above knock internet explorer into a cocked hat. I've "uninstalled" IE on my Windoze partition, and have tried to diasble all the stuff that isn't essential for the OS (sigh). I've not used IE in over two months... opera will now do everything I need.

As long as people stop using IE, I'm happy

ah well tho, im not tryin to make you switch browsers hero, but believe me, its not us that are the 'poor people' here.

[Jonbo298]

Hero is making those comments because he can't come back with a rebuttal Those are the responses of someone who can't come back with something

[GameMaster]

I will gladly speak up and say that IE is also horrible on Mac. Netscape isn't too great either but it's better than IE. So I use Safari (which is beside the point but why waste a great opportunity to promote an Apple product).

[Hero2]

Originally Posted by Jonbo298

Hero is making those comments because he can't come back with a rebuttal Those are the responses of someone who can't come back with something

basicly but netscape does sux

[Jewels]

i have IE and i DONT LIKE IT! i had nutscrape for the longest time, then uswest turned into qwest and they offered MSN, i have had it for like 2 years now. It works exceptionally great, but it has its ****ty days, but i know for a fact its 5x's better than IE!

[Jonbo298]

Originally Posted by Hero2

basicly but netscape does sux

meh, your opinion.

[Seven7]

To answer your question Jonbo, for example when Mozilla Firebird crashes it automatically clears the cache for security reasons, so I believe that is why it happens for you since it is based on Mozilla 1.4, which is what Firebird is based on even thought it has the 1.5b in the string.


Personaly I am more partial to the stand alone browser called Mozilla Firebird. I have tested almost all of the Firebird 0.6.0 and 0.6.1+ versions now as I am a bit of a nightly build junkie heh. The last few official nightly builds are a bit borked though, and I have been sticking with Aug.10 for moment.

I can't wait to see Mozilla (suite) 1.5 be final so FB 0.7 will be out, which may happen by end of month if a list of some 10 or so bugs get fixed without making new bugs in process.

Opera is a good browser but I really don't like the banner box (Opera throbber joke) and it crashes on me 10x more often the Firebird, among other things. I don't even use IE anymore at all, as I use Filezilla ftp to upload stuff to my webspace to host pics now for an example.

I have to say I don't like Netscape 7.10 much either (mostly because of looks), but it still is way better then say IE in compairson.

[Jonbo298]

Originally Posted by Seven7

To answer your question Jonbo, for example when Mozilla Firebird crashes it automatically clears the cache for security reasons, so I believe that is why it happens for you since it is based on Mozilla 1.4, which is what Firebird is based on even thought it has the 1.5b in the string.

Thanks Seven7. That really cleared up the confusion of why everything has to reload when I have to force close NS at my grandma's house once in awhile (she's on XP, im on 98) or at mine. +rep