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Safari or Firefox… advice please ?

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Well I'm discovering the wonderfull world of OsX… and Safari. I'm not completely convinced for the moment (well I'm a Mozilla fan I'm afraid).

if the few ones who are actually using one of those could tell me what they're thinking about it…

Thanks !

:blush:

*well sorry for this non very entertaining thread*

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Sorry can't help.

Like the avatar Karine, it makes me feel drunk again :thumb:

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ditto on the avatar, they just get better every time :D

I don't know safari from a hole in the head, but I use firefox pretty much exclusively in windows, and occasionally in Linux (opera seems happiest for me there....not least because it cures the NOOL vanishing post bug :D )

Firefox is cool, especially if you play around with all the silly addons, mine is set up for tabbed browsing and mouse gestures and stuff like that, I have mates who's firefox looks more like an OS.

Look at it this way....even windows can USUALLY deal with having more than one browser these days, should be a breeze for a real computer :D

EDIT: there's smething vaguely Whovian about that avatar actually, like it's some creature's view of a terrifed French chick before it strikes. :thumb: karine has been voted person most likely to be killed in a horrible way by a strange field of green light.

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mozilla is better than mozilla firefox, IMO. i had trouble getting some sites to download on firefox. i don't have that problem with mozilla.

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[magenta]Missy Jem[/magenta] wrote: Sorry can't help.

Like the avatar Karine, it makes me feel drunk again :thumb:

Your Barney's looking nice with is new shirt…

:thumb:

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AgentWood wrote: mozilla is better than mozilla firefox, IMO. i had trouble getting some sites to download on firefox. i don't have that problem with mozilla.

if in doubt check with Opera :thumb: if opera chokes on it the site is wrong and full of errors....thus spake the W3C ;)

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Don't bother much with Safari if you're happy with Firefox... Safari is better (for Macs) than Explorer, but that's about it. Definitely keep it around, though, as occasionally some sites will run better on it (as well as any Apple-related update/registration thingies), but for 99% of the time, Firefox will be OK.

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Steve Campbell wrote: ditto on the avatar, they just get better every time :D

I don't know safari from a hole in the head, but I use firefox pretty much exclusively in windows, and occasionally in Linux (opera seems happiest for me there....not least because it cures the NOOL vanishing post bug :D )

Firefox is cool, especially if you play around with all the silly addons, mine is set up for tabbed browsing and mouse gestures and stuff like that, I have mates who's firefox looks more like an OS.

Look at it this way....even windows can USUALLY deal with having more than one browser these days, should be a breeze for a real computer :D

EDIT: there's smething vaguely Whovian about that avatar actually, like it's some creature's view of a terrifed French chick before it strikes. :thumb: karine has been voted person most likely to be killed in a horrible way by a strange field of green light.

Wasn't sure you will like this avatar…

:D

Well I can download firefox… that's not a problem, I just want to know if it bring something more…

:blush:

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Steve Campbell wrote:

AgentWood wrote: mozilla is better than mozilla firefox, IMO. i had trouble getting some sites to download on firefox. i don't have that problem with mozilla.

if in doubt check with Opera :thumb: if opera chokes on it the site is wrong and full of errors....thus spake the W3C ;)

I'm supposed to use firefox with os X…

:shrug:

I don't know much about this things…

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Opera runs there too. i know people who hate it with a passion tho. Myself I like how it runs, and the speed it does it. i also like that their developers read the W3C's specs on web pages and browsers before writing a browser...unlike some. It give me a feeling of smugness when a page goes wrong in Opera cos I know it aint my fault :D

(nool renders really nicely in it these days)

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I'd say Safari every time. It seems to have fewer 'issues' with some sites than Firefox does. Though my version of Safari won't run some Javascript properly.....But if you're running OSX 10.3+, then Safari should be oK. Try this link, if it looks about the size of a postage stamp on Firefox, then stick with Safari!

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/paul.f67/index.html

"Do you find this happens all the time....?"

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Maybe it's just a question of habit… but I already had troubles with Safari… :confused2:

And now I should have a look on Opera too… :shrug:

I had high hopes for resolving the problem without the two-weeks-trying-anything… too bad for me :lol:

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karine wrote: Maybe it's just a question of habit… but I already had troubles with Safari… :confused2:

And now I should have a look on Opera too… :shrug:

I had high hopes for resolving the problem without the two-weeks-trying-anything… too bad for me :lol:

only way I fear :( I know people who actually LIKE Internet Exploder, whereas for me, using it is like deep frying my hand, while trying to fill out tax forms.

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Steve Campbell wrote:

I know people who actually LIKE Internet Exploder, whereas for me, using it is like deep frying my hand, while trying to fill out tax forms.

:dead:

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karine wrote: Maybe it's just a question of habit… but I already had troubles with Safari… :confused2:

And now I should have a look on Opera too… :shrug:

I had high hopes for resolving the problem without the two-weeks-trying-anything… too bad for me :lol:

Opera is French, Safari is Swahili....hmm, tough choice for a fleur sentimentale! :lol:

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I use Safari but I need to try firefox. Recently, alot of sites require safari if you have a Mac. So maybe use both

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You should really try out Camino. It's based on the same technology that powers Firefox, but it incorporates a native Mac OS X interface. I've used it as my primary browser for a couple of years now. It's very fast and stable.

Feel free to email if you have any Mac-specific questions.

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Daver wrote: You should really try out Camino. It's based on the same technology that powers Firefox, but it incorporates a native Mac OS X interface. I've used it as my primary browser for a couple of years now. It's very fast and stable.

Feel free to email if you have any Mac-specific questions.

Cool.. I 'm going to download it now

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Daver wrote: You should really try out Camino. It's based on the same technology that powers Firefox, but it incorporates a native Mac OS X interface. I've used it as my primary browser for a couple of years now. It's very fast and stable.

Feel free to email if you have any Mac-specific questions.

Thanks !

:thumb:

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