Firefox 0.9.2

New version of Firefox (0.9.2) is now available for download!

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Hello
Yep got it a few days ago and love it.
Thanks

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"Richard Urban" wrote in message
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New version of Firefox (0.9.2) is now available for download!

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Regards:

Richard Urban

aka Crusty (-: Old B@stard :-)

No, it was just released today. you must have 0.9.1

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o...etup-0.9.2.exe

Dick

Haus wrote:
Hello
Yep got it a few days ago and love it.
Thanks

Hello
Yep your right, I got 9.1
I thought it was 9.2
Glad you said something.
Thanks

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"Dick" wrote in message
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No, it was just released today. you must have 0.9.1


http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o...etup-0.9.2.exe

Dick

Haus wrote:
Hello
Yep got it a few days ago and love it.
Thanks

I'm not a Mozilla man, but I somehow got to shifting to Firefox essentially
due to two reasons
- Almost all websites show up exactly like they do in IE - I don't know how
they managed that - Mozilla was broken when I last checked
- Much faster rendering of pages, graphics and pictures - It show what it
has downloaded really fast and even in fractions - Useful for a slow
connection.

There's a problem with the tab bar in Firefox though - Once it gets
completely filled scrolling between tabs becomes a problem. It was good
enough to replace Crazy browser for me, and that's saying a lot.

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"Dick" wrote in message
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No, it was just released today. you must have 0.9.1

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.o...etup-0.9.2.exe

Dick

Haus wrote:
Hello
Yep got it a few days ago and love it.
Thanks

Thusly, it was spoken by the voices from within Richard Urban's head on
7/8/2004 7:41 PM:

New version of Firefox (0.9.2) is now available for download!

I run a dual boot. Today I finally got around to installing 0.9.1 on my
WinME partition (it got installed into XP right away). It's very
irritating to have just finished upgrading you browser and your email
client only to find out that they've both been upgraded.

nomex boxer shorts: check
Since we're on the subject of Mozilla, may I also suggest the other
program: Mozilla Thunderbird. More powerful, and a lot more secure than
outlook express, and with built in spam filtering.

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"DILIP" wrote in message

I'm not a Mozilla man, but I somehow got to shifting to Firefox
essentially due to two reasons
- Almost all websites show up exactly like they do in IE - I don't know
how they managed that - Mozilla was broken when I last checked
- Much faster rendering of pages, graphics and pictures - It show what it
has downloaded really fast and even in fractions - Useful for a slow
connection.

There's a problem with the tab bar in Firefox though - Once it gets
completely filled scrolling between tabs becomes a problem. It was good
enough to replace Crazy browser for me, and that's saying a lot.



Have they fixed the bookmark sorting (a-z folders first)? does it work now?
I hate browsers that cant do basic things like that...

In article , ,
a.k.a Steven K says...


Have they fixed the bookmark sorting (a-z folders first)? does it work now?
I hate browsers that cant do basic things like that...

As opposed to what, browsers that open your machine up to the Russian
mafia?

Funny! It was only released today (7/8/04).

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"Haus" youknow@Iwillslapyou wrote in message
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Hello
Yep got it a few days ago and love it.
Thanks

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Haus
Good Luck

"Richard Urban" wrote in message
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New version of Firefox (0.9.2) is now available for download!

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Richard Urban

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"Roger Bryant" wrote in message
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Thusly, it was spoken by the voices from within Richard Urban's head
on
7/8/2004 7:41 PM:

New version of Firefox (0.9.2) is now available for download!

I run a dual boot. Today I finally got around to installing 0.9.1 on
my
WinME partition (it got installed into XP right away). It's very
irritating to have just finished upgrading you browser and your email
client only to find out that they've both been upgraded.

Hi,

It's actually a security fix edition and you don't need to download and
install the whole stuff again. Just visit this page :
http://www.mozilla.org/security/shell.html

I don't know if they fixed something else in 0.9.2, but it's basically
this update that matters.

MP


nomex boxer shorts: check
Since we're on the subject of Mozilla, may I also suggest the other
program: Mozilla Thunderbird. More powerful, and a lot more secure
than
outlook express, and with built in spam filtering.

Have they fixed the bookmark sorting (a-z folders first)? does it work
now?
I hate browsers that cant do basic things like that...

No, they haven't added that feature yet. But I presume all these things
will be fixed by the time Firefox 1.0 is out.

Greetings --

There's a free Extension available at the Firefox site that does
that. It was the first extension I installed.

Bruce Chambers
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"Steven K" wrote in message
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Have they fixed the bookmark sorting (a-z folders first)? does it
work now?
I hate browsers that cant do basic things like that...

Bruce:

Why use Firefox? In terms of security, what does it do that you cannot do
with the MSIE settings?

TIA

Beats me! I tried it, didn't care for it. When I uninstalled it, it took
half my hard drive with it, Had to reinstall several large apps including
Office 2003.

Testy

"CZ" wrote in message
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Bruce:

Why use Firefox? In terms of security, what does it do that you cannot do
with the MSIE settings?

TIA




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what is the value of using Firefox:

Beats me! I tried it, didn't care for it. When I uninstalled it, it took
half my hard drive with it, Had to reinstall several large apps including
Office 2003.

Testy:

I am evaluating it, and I do not see the value, unless you belong to the
"anything but MS" crowd.