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[John Corliss]

This guy (Jeremy Glick) really knows what he's doing:

http://jgillick.nettripper.com/

 

[Doc]

This guy (Jeremy Glick) really knows what he's doing:

http://jgillick.nettripper.com/

He does ! Eventually, with another 20 or 30 'plug-ins' then maybe Moz
T'Bird and FFox may come close to the built in functionality of IE .

Just my opinion.

 

[Bruce the Shark]

This guy (Jeremy Glick) really knows what he's doing:
http://jgillick.nettripper.com/

But this is funny (on his site): "Keep These Extension Free: If you
like the extensions provided here, please help support my developement
by donating or visiting one of my sponsors"

 

[Zo]

This guy (Jeremy Glick) really knows what he's doing:

http://jgillick.nettripper.com/

Thanks John.

Zo

 

[John Corliss]

But this is funny (on his site): "Keep These Extension Free: If you
like the extensions provided here, please help support my developement
by donating or visiting one of my sponsors"

Well, this kind of thing is growing more and more common
(donationware.) Jeremy Gillick (I misspelled his name in the OP) works
for Yahoo apparently too. Maybe they don't pay him enough. 80)>

 

[wald]

He does ! Eventually, with another 20 or 30 'plug-ins' then
maybe Moz T'Bird and FFox may come close to the built in
functionality of IE .

Just my opinion.

Just curious: what's that extra functionality of IE that FF hasn't
got?

Regards,
Wald

 

[KeithS]

This guy (Jeremy Glick) really knows what he's doing:

http://jgillick.nettripper.com/

Whey-hey! Great! Managed a nice clean uncomplicated uninstall of
Multizilla which was causing me complications and which I hadn't been
able to uninstall manually.
KeithS

 

[Aaron]

He does ! Eventually, with another 20 or 30 'plug-ins' then maybe Moz
T'Bird and FFox may come close to the built in functionality of IE .

Thunderbird is not a browser. Having said that I'm finding TB I bit
light weight compared to most email clients. And unlike firefox, there
just doesn't seem to have enough extensions yet to deal with this problem.

 

[Jim Byrd]

Hi John - I was particularly intrigued to find this on one of them
(SwitchProxy 1.3)

"Translated into English, French, Italian & Icelandic"

Icelandic??? Nothing wrong with that of course, but a bit unusual I think.



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[Susan Bugher]

Hi John - I was particularly intrigued to find this on one of them
(SwitchProxy 1.3)

"Translated into English, French, Italian & Icelandic"

Icelandic??? Nothing wrong with that of course, but a bit unusual I think.

Google says:

Results 1 - 100 of about 139,000 for freeware language Icelandic

maybe it's more common than we thought.

Susan

 

[jo]

"Translated into English, French, Italian & Icelandic"

Icelandic??? Nothing wrong with that of course, but a bit unusual I think.

Appeasing the Bjork fan base

 

[Jordan]

This guy (Jeremy Glick) really knows what he's doing:

http://jgillick.nettripper.com/

Thanks John - some very useful stuff for my Firefox browser here.

 

[John Corliss]

Thanks John - some very useful stuff for my Firefox browser here.

Unfortunately, the "Open Long URLs" extension doesn't work in Moz on
my system.

 

[Derald]

which I hadn't been able to uninstall manually.

Why is that, I wonder? I'm running win98se and manually removed
Multizilla in order to revert to an earlier version, using the author's
instructions, without incident. The present Multizilla iteration breaks
Moz 1.7.n's bookmark editor; if that's what you encountered, then, you
may revert to v.1.6.3.n and all will work well.

 

[Jack Purvis]

Just curious: what's that extra functionality of IE that FF hasn't
got?

Regards,
Wald

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