Why Firefox?
Blogged in Internet by Matt on Friday June 3, 2005The good old browser war argument, and this one I can sum up with only one choice, Firefox. I know there are loads of people, who will call us strictly Firefox users, “elitists”, “web nazis”, “open source junkies”, among others. The fact of the matter is, Firefox is a completely free web brower that uterly desimates the others. Firefox is superior to IE in countless ways, safer, faster, less resource intensive, better page rendering and much more.
Being a web designer I’m always checking pages for constant consitency over various browsers and OS’s, and Firefox renders webpages to the strict rules of the W3. To keep the list of features coming in, Firefox is 99% safer then Internet Explorer. Firefox does not use ActiveX and any plugins that are needed for Firefox must be enabled by the end user, meaning users should not get spyware/adware unless they allow it to come through by enabling or disabling options.
The choice is clear, Get Firefox and take back the web!
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One Response to “Why Firefox?”
June 6th, 2005 at 6:54 pm Quote
I downloaded Firefox, and I like it EXCEPT for it seems to INSIST on importing my IE bookmarks (favorites) in alphabetical order instead of MY ORDER. Can you tell me how to import that stuff in the order that I am used to? I’d like to use Firefox instead of IE nearly ALL THE TIME.
Thank you,
Joe
joetruckATgmail.com
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