moz and myie

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Spoon2001

why I switched from moz to myie2

(1) myie supports .mht files
(2) under the Window menu, myie lists all the titles of tabbed web pages -
tabs often can't display enough text
(3) feature to allow only one instance of myie - prevents proliferation of
browser windows
(4) I got proxomitron working with ie and myie again, I was having problems
with that
(5) all those goodies I haven't even tried out yet

Still love moz, but too many annoyances. Nice things about moz
(1) built-in bookmark manager
(2) built-in download manager
(3) password manager
(4) logical and intuitive tabbed browsing feature - maybe better than myie
(5) handles some pages better than IE
(6) lots of other good things
 
L

Lee Marsh

Spoon2001 wrote:
| why I switched from moz to myie2
|
| (1) myie supports .mht files
| (2) under the Window menu, myie lists all the titles of tabbed web
| pages - tabs often can't display enough text
| (3) feature to allow only one instance of myie - prevents
| proliferation of browser windows
| (4) I got proxomitron working with ie and myie again, I was having
| problems with that
| (5) all those goodies I haven't even tried out yet
|
| Still love moz, but too many annoyances. Nice things about moz
| (1) built-in bookmark manager
| (2) built-in download manager
| (3) password manager
| (4) logical and intuitive tabbed browsing feature - maybe better than
| myie (5) handles some pages better than IE
| (6) lots of other good things

I like Mozilla / Firebird but I hate the bookmarks it slows to a crawl if
you have a long list of links in the toolbar and this is with a PIII850 with
512MB, the AthlonXP 2600 with 1GB is fine with it though.
 
E

Eric

(4) logical and intuitive tabbed browsing feature - maybe better than
myie


Please explain what you mean by this Spoon. How is it more logical and
intuitive?


Eric
 
S

Spoon2001

Eric said:
Please explain what you mean by this Spoon. How is it more logical and
intuitive?


Eric

Well, for one thing, if I click on a link in a Moz tab, the page will be
loaded in that tab. Of course I always have the option to load it in
another tab by right-clicking, Open in New Tab. But when I click on a link
in a MyIE tab, sometimes it loads in the same tab, sometimes in another. I
still don't understand why. And when I have several tabs active, sometimes
it's hard for me to find the page I just loaded.

I probably just need to read some MyIE documentation, but that's sort of the
point ... with Moz it was pretty clear without having to read the docs.
 

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