Life is such a sweet insanity.
I love life and people. This is a place where I can write down what's happening, what I'm thinking, what I'm seeing and what I'm feeling. After all, life is just one blog entry after another.Monday, January 24, 2005
Firefox. A little rescue for Windows users.
I don't know if I've mentioned this before, so I thought I would share a little Window goody with you.
There is an alternative to Internet Explorer called Firefox. I've used Firefox for quite a while at work, both at my present job and at my previous position. I've been using the program since it made its beta debut a while back. It's based on Mozilla, which in turn is based somewhat on the old Netscape. It has a few more features than Internet Explorer and it is much more secure. I'm also a big fan of Thunderbird, which is an e-mail and usenet client from the same group of people.
There's no reason in the world that you can't use Firefox and Thunderbird on a Windows machine, even though Microsoft has built Internet Explorer into the operating system. Give it a try. I've included a "Get Firefox" button over on the right side on the page for your convenience.
When you install Firefox, it'll import your settings, bookmarks (aka favorites) and cookies from Internet Explorer right into Firefox, making the transition very smooth.
Happy surfing!
There is an alternative to Internet Explorer called Firefox. I've used Firefox for quite a while at work, both at my present job and at my previous position. I've been using the program since it made its beta debut a while back. It's based on Mozilla, which in turn is based somewhat on the old Netscape. It has a few more features than Internet Explorer and it is much more secure. I'm also a big fan of Thunderbird, which is an e-mail and usenet client from the same group of people.
There's no reason in the world that you can't use Firefox and Thunderbird on a Windows machine, even though Microsoft has built Internet Explorer into the operating system. Give it a try. I've included a "Get Firefox" button over on the right side on the page for your convenience.
When you install Firefox, it'll import your settings, bookmarks (aka favorites) and cookies from Internet Explorer right into Firefox, making the transition very smooth.
Happy surfing!
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