Hello,
While many will not miss Internet Explorer, I don't know of a
replacement that will do as good a job for ebay auctions.
Now, when I download the web page for an item, IE downloads a copy of
the page, with an item description and with the url. Later, to check
the auction progress, I double click on this saved page on the
Desktop, click the Connect button and it connects and refreshes when
I click on the bids link.
However, when I tried Safari, an ebay auction page was not saved with
the images, the page did not have a correct title, and later double
clicking on the page just opened the page on my desktop but there was
no web url at the top- just a link on my Desktop so I could not
connect again to this page.
What browser are people using to follow ebay auctions- a browser
that downloads the page content and pictures? So far, I have found IE
the best for auctions, on both OS9 and OSX.
Would appreciate alternative suggestions.
Thanks.
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