There are security updates for FireFox and Opera. Current versions are:
FireFox 3.0.7
Opera 9.64
About the FF updates:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/05/firefox_update/
And Opera:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/04/opera_update/
:)
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There are security updates for FireFox and Opera. Current versions are:
FireFox 3.0.7
Opera 9.64
About the FF updates:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/05/firefox_update/
And Opera:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/04/opera_update/
:)
Opera Rules..
:D
Hi there ByTe~
When it comes to pr0n sites they are all equal? :D
I only post this stuff to remind members to tell their family and friends......????
:)
The only problem I have with Opera, is the way it renders certain sites. I seem to have more trouble with it than I do with FF, IE, or Safari.
I did, however, see where Firefox has had more security holes reported/patched in the last year, than the other major browsers combined. Though it was reported that they are quicker about patching them.
Thanks for the update Nihil.
FF FTW :)
I still cant choose between FF and IE7 PRO ...
Although it's still in beta, IE 8 most definitely renders faster than seven. Just FYI.
The pro version though?
I never tried the Pro version. Actually this is the first I've heard of it. I've been using the IE 8 beta for several months now.
Been using that lovely little thing for a long time now :) if you have ie7 you should really install it give it a try.. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cider
oh, I see. It's third-party software. I've been using Maxthon for years now, it uses whatever IE version you happen to have loaded. It has all those features already.
But can Maxthon let you make userscipts so that you can make the site load up like this?Quote:
Originally Posted by JPnyc
http://antionline.com/picture.php?al...2&pictureid=43
http://antionline.com/picture.php?al...2&pictureid=44
http://antionline.com/picture.php?al...2&pictureid=45
:D damn the image restrictions have h@xed my screen shot..
I'm missing something, what's so special about those page loads?
instead of the forum being right across the screen it's been loaded so it's being minimized a little :D
you don't need a script for that just change the CSS file, add some padding to the body element and/or change the width attribute for tables. Even as far back as IE 5 you could use a local CSS file. Maybe even before, I don't remember.
Teabag, teach me! :)
Yeah but with the userscript it is easy to add an extra line so that you can have it do that on more then one site, instead of having to manually create or edit different css files you just open the .js userscript add the url save and reload the browser and it's done..Quote:
Originally Posted by JPnyc
here's the userscript i am using to get the desired effect:
If you want it to do this on other websites just add another @include line with the url and save reload the script and your done.Code:// ==UserScript==
// @name FixedWidthLayout
// @namespace t34b4g5
// @description Changes the layout from Liquid to Fluid
// @include http://antionline.com/*
// ==/UserScript==
// Version 0.0.1
var width = 1000;
document.body.style.width = width + 'px';
document.body.style.margin = '0 auto';
Maxthon 2 has that capability, version 1 doesn't. However I still prefer version 1, much lighter application
How do I install my own script other than getting it from there site 0_o
go to this folder C:\Program Files\IEPro\userscriptsQuote:
Originally Posted by Cider
there you will find the userscripts already available for use, you just add your script in that directory. (Make sure ie is not running).
Then once you have put your script in there, just launch ie then go to
Tools-> ie7pro preferences ->
then click on the userscript tab then click make sure your userscript has a tick in it's box, then just click the reload all userscripts option, then click ok
shut down it, then re launch it and your userscript should now be working. :)
Hey T,
Thanks it worked :)
No problem, what sort of script did you install?