Re: Firefox 1.5

2005-12-13 Thread Peter Bull
Thanks for the tip about Firefox guys. I got ADSL last week and today 
installed Firefox. It's lightning fast!!

On 07/12/2005, at 8:52 PM, Mike Armson wrote:


Martin Hill said

Well, I've switched to the new Firefox 1.5 which imported all of my
bookmarks, cookies and history from Safari and it is blazingly fast in
comparison to Safari even when opening exactly the same set of 20 or 
more

tabbed web pages.

--
I agree with what you say Mart, but unfortunately it does n't support 
Google

Toolbar which was so useful in V1.0.6 and was available from
googlebar.mozdev.org

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Re: Firefox 1.5

2005-12-13 Thread Lindsay Adams
Anyone out there have problem with firefox not allowing login details 
to entered (usrenames and passwords) ie. internet banking, fishing 
websites etc.  Is this just a support problem for the individual sites?

thanks
Lindsay

On 13/12/2005, at 12:37 AM, Peter Bull wrote:

Thanks for the tip about Firefox guys. I got ADSL last week and today 
installed Firefox. It's lightning fast!!

On 07/12/2005, at 8:52 PM, Mike Armson wrote:


Martin Hill said

Well, I've switched to the new Firefox 1.5 which imported all of my
bookmarks, cookies and history from Safari and it is blazingly fast 
in
comparison to Safari even when opening exactly the same set of 20 or 
more

tabbed web pages.

--
I agree with what you say Mart, but unfortunately it does n't support 
Google

Toolbar which was so useful in V1.0.6 and was available from
googlebar.mozdev.org

Mike Armson


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Re: Firefox 1.5

2005-12-13 Thread Robert Howells


On 13/12/2005, at 6:29 AM, Lindsay Adams wrote:

Anyone out there have problem with firefox not allowing login details 
to entered (usrenames and passwords) ie. internet banking, fishing 
websites etc.  Is this just a support problem for the individual 
sites?

thanks
Lindsay


Some people under some circumstances are having difficulty ,

go here :-   http://www.macintouch.com/firefox.html

Bob








On 13/12/2005, at 12:37 AM, Peter Bull wrote:

Thanks for the tip about Firefox guys. I got ADSL last week and today 
installed Firefox. It's lightning fast!!

On 07/12/2005, at 8:52 PM, Mike Armson wrote:


Martin Hill said

Well, I've switched to the new Firefox 1.5 which imported all of my
bookmarks, cookies and history from Safari and it is blazingly fast 
in
comparison to Safari even when opening exactly the same set of 20 
or more

tabbed web pages.

--
I agree with what you say Mart, but unfortunately it does n't 
support Google

Toolbar which was so useful in V1.0.6 and was available from
googlebar.mozdev.org

Mike Armson


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Re: Firefox 1.5

2005-12-08 Thread Rob Davies


On 07/12/2005, at 8:52 PM, Mike Armson wrote:


Martin Hill said

Well, I've switched to the new Firefox 1.5 which imported all of my
bookmarks, cookies and history from Safari and it is blazingly  
fast in
comparison to Safari even when opening exactly the same set of 20  
or more

tabbed web pages.

--
I agree with what you say Mart, but unfortunately it does n't  
support Google

Toolbar which was so useful in V1.0.6 and was available from
googlebar.mozdev.org


Try Camino same engine as Firefox. I find it more MacCentric and also  
faster than Firefox in start-up and loading pages with a very small  
footprint compared to Firefox.


Cheers!
`Rob...


Firefox 1.5 (was: Re: Safari consuming 100% CPU/RAM in 10.4?)

2005-12-07 Thread Martin Hill
 From: Martin Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 G'day again everyone,
 Just wondering if anyone else has been finding Safari starts eating RAM and
 processor cycles if left running for too long with lots of windows and tabs
 open?  Spinning beachball of death forever.  :-(

Well, I've switched to the new Firefox 1.5 which imported all of my
bookmarks, cookies and history from Safari and it is blazingly fast in
comparison to Safari even when opening exactly the same set of 20 or more
tabbed web pages.  

Switching pages, going back and forward between links, loading new pages -
all things that caused distinct pauses and the spinning beachball when more
than a few pages were open in Safari all now happen instantly.  Loading
MacSurfer.com is soo much less painful.

Looks like Apple is going to have to do a lot of work to lure me back to
Safari.

-Mart 




Re: Firefox 1.5

2005-12-07 Thread Edward Arrowsmith
Looks like Apple is going to have to do a lot of work to lure me  
back to

Safari.
Likewise. I grew tired of the beach ball and Safari crashes, its like  
being on holidays with the new Firefox.


I find Camino to be pretty good as well.







On 07/12/2005, at 5:07 PM, Martin Hill wrote:


From: Martin Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
G'day again everyone,
Just wondering if anyone else has been finding Safari starts  
eating RAM and
processor cycles if left running for too long with lots of windows  
and tabs

open?  Spinning beachball of death forever.  :-(


Well, I've switched to the new Firefox 1.5 which imported all of my
bookmarks, cookies and history from Safari and it is blazingly fast in
comparison to Safari even when opening exactly the same set of 20  
or more

tabbed web pages.

Switching pages, going back and forward between links, loading new  
pages -
all things that caused distinct pauses and the spinning beachball  
when more
than a few pages were open in Safari all now happen instantly.   
Loading

MacSurfer.com is soo much less painful.

Looks like Apple is going to have to do a lot of work to lure me  
back to

Safari.

-Mart


Firefox 1.5

2005-12-07 Thread Mike Armson
Martin Hill said
 Well, I've switched to the new Firefox 1.5 which imported all of my
 bookmarks, cookies and history from Safari and it is blazingly fast in
 comparison to Safari even when opening exactly the same set of 20 or more
 tabbed web pages.
-- 
I agree with what you say Mart, but unfortunately it does n't support Google
Toolbar which was so useful in V1.0.6 and was available from
googlebar.mozdev.org

Mike Armson