so once you saw that you ran away? :rolleyes:
it can be disabled with a mere 2 clicks.

that's not good enough

yea, i've heard of it, i just wasn't clear if you were actually referring to the suite or to firefox. Like I said in my post, I prefer the suite, but since development on it has died in favor of FF, i've gone over to FF. Since I only use it for a browser anyway. Who knows, maybe i'll go back if FF continues to annoy me as it does.

if your designing a web page....the most handy dandy program that saves a lot of work is macromedia's dreamweaver....ya so what it sounds noobish but its easier than me having to sift through tons of codes and end up messing up the whole god damned web page.....but I have to use IE6 to test my webpages and I try to make my webpages compatible with FF but I think FF is a big ass joke...the only progs I like are IE and Netscape....screw AOL what a crappy isp lol

AOL owns netscape AND firefox... :lol: !!!!!

Firefox is a big ASS joke I swear...

So any one know the news on IE7?

i have yet to have a problem with firefox.

i use it to design with, then make the design work in IE. firefox has a better javascript debugger, and is more standards compliant. eh, i'll stick with firefox.

later

Aemon...tisk tisk....Dreamweaver by macromedia is SOOO much better in designing web pages lol

dude, tisk tisk, know what you are talking about before you speak. i use dreamweaver.

later

<3 vim. I agree with the sentiment though. Using the gecko rendering engine for design testing is the only intelligible thing to do. Once it looks good there, then you can start manipulating things to look properly in other browsers, with more (IE) or less (Safari, Opera) difficulty.