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[Get Real!]

The best feature of it is, disables all restrictions on a web page; i.e right click, selecting copy protected writings etc...

You can grab the contents of ANY website by saving it to your hard disk!

[insan]

The best feature of it is, disables all restrictions on a web page; i.e right click, selecting copy protected writings etc...

You can grab the contents of ANY website by saving it to your hard disk!

That takes too long. Opera "black edition" allows u to sellect any part of a writing and copy it instantly.

[paliometoxo]

internert explorer, the new safari 4 i downloaded for windows its pretty good ..
and for iphone obvioously i post on this site with safari... dont like firefox but i changed my iphone safari icon to a firefox one.....

and ie 8 release candidate which will be fully released with windows 7

[Get Real!]

Come on people, it only takes a few seconds to indicate your browser…

[Jerry]

What's a browser?

[Get Real!]

What's a browser?

The program you're currenly using to view CF and everything else on the net...

Have a look at the top-most bar (usually blue) on your screen. What brand does it say?

[Jerry]

What's a browser?

The program you're currenly using to view CF and everything else on the net...

Have a look at the top-most bar (usually blue) on your screen. What brand does it say?

Just winding you up. I'll vote now - Internet Explorer.

[Get Real!]

What's a browser?

The program you're currenly using to view CF and everything else on the net...

Have a look at the top-most bar (usually blue) on your screen. What brand does it say?

Just winding you up. I'll vote now - Internet Explorer.

Why you little... @$!#*%@!

[paliometoxo]

wow i did not think they still made netscape navigator lol.. google crome.. and what others are there? so many choices.. i remember netscape when i was 16 but i did not think they still made it

[JimB]

Pasted the following for you. Might be of use.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/technolog ... CD20090319


SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft is set to publicly launch Internet Explorer 8 early on Thursday, the latest version of its market-dominating Web browser.

The application, an integral part of Microsoft's eagerly awaited Windows 7 operating system, can be downloaded from Microsoft's website from 9 a.m. Pacific time, free for people using licensed Microsoft operating systems.

IE8, as it is commonly referred to, has been in public beta testing for about a year, but Thursday's launch marks its full public rollout.

Microsoft, the world's largest software company, said IE8 will run with Windows Vista, its latest operating system, and also Windows XP, the previous version which some users still prefer over Vista.

The application replaces IE7, which has a lock on the browser market. According to a recent survey by IT consultants Janco Associates, Internet explorer has a 72.2 percent market share, ahead of the Mozilla Foundation's Firefox browser with 17.2 percent. Google's new Chrome browser has only 2.8 percent of the market, while Apple's Safari has less than 1 percent.

Microsoft has run afoul of U.S. and European antitrust regulators for bundling its browser with its operating system, which competitors say is an attempt to drive them out of the market.

Last month, Google joined Mozilla and Norway's Opera in protesting Microsoft's dominance in the browser market. In January, European regulators brought formal charges against Microsoft for abusing its dominant market position by bundling its Internet Explorer Web browser with its Windows operating system, which is used in 95 percent of the world's personal computers.

Microsoft has already announced that users of Windows 7 -- expected later this year or early next year -- will be able to turn key programs like Internet Explorer off, making it easier to use other browsers.

New features in IE8 include right-clicking on addresses or other Web features to go straight to a map or put into a blog or other website, which Microsoft calls an "accelerator". Users will also be able to put in keywords in the address bar to recall sites visited related to that word.

The new browser also has enhanced security protection, for example warning users if they are about to download something from a site known to be a source of malicious software, or "malware".