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Quote from: WikipediaIn December 2005, the Microsoft IE team and Outlook team announced in their blogs that they will be adopting the feed icon first used in the Mozilla Firefox browser , effectively making the orange square with white radio waves the industry standard for both RSS and related formats such as Atom. Also in February 2006, Opera Software announced they too will add the orange square in their next release of Opera 9.That idea is perfectly reasonable I understand.Copying a logo to make it universal. But when IE7 implemented tabbed browsing it works EXACTLY like firefox's does. Right down to the keyboard shortcuts.
In December 2005, the Microsoft IE team and Outlook team announced in their blogs that they will be adopting the feed icon first used in the Mozilla Firefox browser , effectively making the orange square with white radio waves the industry standard for both RSS and related formats such as Atom. Also in February 2006, Opera Software announced they too will add the orange square in their next release of Opera 9.
I'd personally do as Joe suggests
You might be right about that, Joe.
I guess keyboard shortcuts were a bad example. But as a whole when I first saw IE7 it appeared to me to be just a slightly lacking version of Firefox. That is to say, firefox without all the extensions that I have and such. I'm personally going to stick with firefox.
Here is a quote from a reliable source. "IE7 is bullshit."
It is a now just a lame copy of Firefox. It just tired to copy firefox. However, it is a insufficient copy. It is lacking and Firefox is by far better. It has more options and the ability to add plug ins to make it more customizable to your pleasure. As well as themes.
The reason why internet explorer is the most used program is only because it comes with windows. Though for some reason, some people have internet explorer on a Mac. Go figure.
I have a programming folder, and I have nothing of value there
Our species really annoys me.
Plugins were refering to user customized stuff like, fireftp, fasterfox, google previer, forecastfox, tab catalog, gmail manager, IE Tab, All-in-One Sidebar, and others. And also, custom themes to appeal to the user such as noia or walnut.