Firefox 1.5 Users: You Lose
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FarFarAway
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name='Dav0s' said:
I ask you a question: why haven't you?
FarFarAway
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name='Ham' said:
Agrede tahtz tge nest ying anout ot
name='equk' said:Not sure why people wouldn't be on version 2 by now, but the spellchecker got annoying so I disabled it as it was fixing words that were english and putting them to american
like colour would become color etc
right click > add to dictionary? OR change it to the english spell checker lol
Mr. Smith
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Never had any problem with the spellcheck tbh.
At work I have to use IE and I find its lack of features, exactly that - lacking.
By peoples previous statements 'I don't use/need spellchecker' does that mean you disable the spellchecker on word, email etc? When you are rushing/tired/drunk it is a god send!
Firefox extensions also rock!
At work I have to use IE and I find its lack of features, exactly that - lacking.
By peoples previous statements 'I don't use/need spellchecker' does that mean you disable the spellchecker on word, email etc? When you are rushing/tired/drunk it is a god send!
Firefox extensions also rock!
FarFarAway
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name='equk' said:
Writing reviews is far easier with a spell-checker
@Dave idleness is not an excuse...it even does it for you
FarFarAway
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Ya know this is a bit like people still using XP SP1 and saying "nothing's wrong, I have no problems"
New versions are released for a reason...security holes, vulnerabilities etcetc. Why people wouldn't want all the fixes to these problems is beyond me
New versions are released for a reason...security holes, vulnerabilities etcetc. Why people wouldn't want all the fixes to these problems is beyond me
equk
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name='Kempez' said:
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Not being funny or anything, but one thing with the average windows user seems to be the attitude of "if I have no problems, why upgrade". Some even say "if it's not broke why fix it" well the whole point is it is sort of broke which is why the new patches are released, whether they are security fixes or bug fixes.
Firefox/Thunderbird etc have an auto-update feature for a reason.
all the major security updates have been patched in 1.5, hence the constant updates
the only difference is lack of features etc, and if i move, some of my extensions will not work.
i havent missed out on any security patches, my "if it aint broke, dont fix it" attitude is more of a "if i dont NEED to upgrade, then why the hell should i"
now that the updates are stopping for 1.5, i have a reason to upgrade, but until now, i havent had a good reason.
the only difference is lack of features etc, and if i move, some of my extensions will not work.
i havent missed out on any security patches, my "if it aint broke, dont fix it" attitude is more of a "if i dont NEED to upgrade, then why the hell should i"
now that the updates are stopping for 1.5, i have a reason to upgrade, but until now, i havent had a good reason.
FghtinIrshNvrDie
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opera,
opera is better, tbh.
You europeans are funny, (tbh)
Ryan
opera is better, tbh.
You europeans are funny, (tbh)
Ryan
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