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A sweet browser

ID:190039 Mar 29 2003, 2:07 pm (Edited on Mar 29 2003, 2:36 pm)
Scoobert	If you love IE like i do, check out myIE. It uses IE as a base, but it looks nice and works great. Check it out, http://www.ruihehang.com/myie2/index.htm (p.s. i sound like and advertisement you get in your email)I like the tab feature. Oh ya and the pop up filter, so you can stop common pop ups while leaving some that are not really pop up ads.

Mar 29 2003, 2:57 pm
Maz	Cool, I was thinking of getting a new browser only today

Mar 29 2003, 3:05 pm
Maz	Wow! This rocks!!!

Mar 29 2003, 3:58 pm In response to Maz
Scoobert	Yes it does, i found it though a demo cd that came with a magizine, that was a worth while buy.

Mar 29 2003, 4:53 pm
Nadrew	The same features as Mozilla, and Mozilla is free, its base is also more stable than IE's base. For a better browser, Mozilla is something you should look in to.

Mar 29 2003, 4:54 pm In response to Nadrew
Jotdaniel	This is freeware.

Mar 29 2003, 4:59 pm In response to Jotdaniel
Nadrew	Yeah, my mistake, Mozilla is still more feature rich, it also uses actual HTML standards, which IE (and MyIE) don't. But I do need something to replace IE, so I think I'll download.

Mar 29 2003, 5:21 pm In response to Nadrew
Scoobert	I personally don't like Mozzila much, i used it a little, then went back to IE. I suppose everyone has different tastes.

Mar 29 2003, 5:37 pm In response to Maz
SSJ4 Majin Trunks	thought thats good use the one at <link>www.opera.com</link> That one kicks ass!

Mar 29 2003, 11:31 pm In response to Nadrew
Maz	Well it was quite a simple decision as i was going to get mozilla originally. Mozilla = 14meg MyIE2 = 1/2meg My modem decided for me <:D

Mar 30 2003, 2:48 am In response to Maz
digitalmouse	Mozilla itself is pretty big - it comes with an email client, html composer, and other stuff.. I prefer Phoenix, which is based on Mozzile (can be found at the same site too), and it not nearly as big. I found Phoenix to be quite stable and very fast.

Mar 30 2003, 5:24 am

Gazoot

Scoobert wrote:

If you love IE like i do, check out myIE. It uses IE as a base, but it looks nice and works great. Check it out, http://www.ruihehang.com/myie2/index.htm (p.s. i sound like and advertisement you get in your email)I like the tab feature. Oh ya and the pop up filter, so you can stop common pop ups while leaving some that are not really pop up ads.

Thank you for the tip! myIE is to browsers what Miranda is to icq clients. :)

/Gazoot

Mar 30 2003, 6:19 am
Sariat	Thanks for the link, I've been having BAD BAD BAD trouble with IE. Whenever I open a link in a new window, it freezes 99% of the time.

Mar 30 2003, 8:40 am In response to Sariat
Scoobert	Well that might help, but it might not, sense its based on IE.

Mar 30 2003, 11:53 pm

In response to Maz

ACWraith

Maz wrote:

Well it was quite a simple decision as i was going to get mozilla originally.

Mozilla = 14meg
MyIE2 = 1/2meg

My modem decided for me <:D

Did you have IE installed? If so, you're comparing the full Mozilla platform to something you mostly had on your computer already. (That said, I only use the browser so downloading the full Mozilla project is probably a waste for me as well. I should switch to The Project Formally Known As Phoenix soon.)

Apr 1 2003, 2:36 pm In response to Scoobert
Sariat	Nah, it works just fine. It opens up in 1 browser window! w00t w00t! MyIE r0x0rs the b0x0rz. Oh wait, that's Xbox. Well, it's off the heasly. wink wink cough cough