Maybe IE is better in security(But I seriously doubt Microsoft is good in thisNo, what I meant was the way IE 8 highlights legitimate sites - FF 3.6 doesn't do anything like that, but I reckon they'll probably copy them for the next version. Does Firefox block dodgy free downloads as well - can't say I've ever seen it - or maybe I've just not downloaded anything dodgy...
Apparently, IE 8 highlights the name of the site in black if it's legitimate.
Edit: One other thing I've found - sometimes when accessing a secure site when using Firefox, although the address is an https, the little padlock often has a red exclamation mark on it - it goes away when refreshing the screen. Doesn't seem to happen with IE 8 - any idea why that is?
I wouldn't so sure of Firefox totally in the speed department. Yes, its fast enough, but it definitely doesn't feel the fastest. Besides its memory footprint is huge (Or at least is in my PC).Maybe IE is better in security(But I seriously doubt Microsoft is good in this) But when compared to speed, stability etc Firefox always rules. and I suppose today's AV softwares are good enough to stop bad downloads. At least avast does the job for me
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There is a solution named Coral IETab it can switch to IE rendering engine in Firefox itself :banana2 I personally use itI mostly use FF except for when I have to stream Window Media Player, for some reason it does not work on FF for me.
Also there are many other applications I use which are IE only, so no choice there
Isn't Opera the same company as Netscape or something like that? I'm pretty sure they have some relation.Netscape Navigator anyone? :rtfl
No. Netscape became Mozilla, but is itself owned by AOL now. Opera are unrelated.Isn't Opera the same company as Netscape or something like that? I'm pretty sure they have some relation.
Oh sorry, I knew Netscape had some relation with one of the modern browsers, somehow I thought it was Opera. Thanks for clearing that up.No. Netscape became Mozilla, but is itself owned by AOL now. Opera are unrelated.