Thread: Technical problem

Originally Posted by Buster

Okay Thanks...I like Firefox as well, but it has limitations too....Like I don't care for the bookmark action compared to Favorites in IE...But I will agree FF is faster......Anybody deal with Waterfox? Like Norm mentioned? I'm afraid to try that one yet..

I tried both, I'm 64 bit on both computers FF and WF work better than IE and are faster than IE. Just pretend the Bookmarks are Favorites. There are some differences but it doesn't take long to get used to them. If you are 64 bit use WF it was made for 64 bit.

I uninstalled IE-10



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WoooooooHooooo..

I did the same with my Win 7 computer. Microsoft is all confused.

I don't recall having any real problems with IE9. But IE10 wouldn't allow me to do stuff here and forget IE11. I'm using Firefox now when I get on TSPTalk.

Originally Posted by nasa1974

I don't recall having any real problems with IE9. But IE10 wouldn't allow me to do stuff here and forget IE11. I'm using Firefox now when I get on TSPTalk.

I too like Firefox.... and yes it is fast...but it also has quirks and I like the way IE handles Favorites/Favorites bar and the ability to send to desktop for shortcut icons, which you can't do with Bookmarks with FF.

Originally Posted by Buster

I too like Firefox.... and yes it is fast...but it also has quirks and I like the way IE handles Favorites/Favorites bar and the ability to send to desktop for shortcut icons, which you can't do with Bookmarks with FF.

I can drag FF Bookmarks to the desktop just fine

Originally Posted by JTH

I can drag FF Bookmarks to the desktop just fine

Huh?...I never tried that..thanks!

Also with FF there is a couple of work related site I go to for stuff like timesheets and pay-roll..and I can't log-on with FF....So I'm very happy with IE-9 and it operates or opens fast enough for me.

I am now operating under IE-8...Because IE-9 would not let me open any kind of attachments in my Yahoo-Mail account.

So far everything seems to running smoothly now...

IE upgrades. You gotta love them.

Originally Posted by tsptalk

IE upgrades. You gotta love them.

Honestly..I don't know a whole hell of a lot of anything about all this cumputer stuff..no really, I'm that behind times...So when I find something I'm use to and operates without little glitches..then I'm happy.....My computer life involves only;..ebay, google, yahoo mail, MSN News and a couple of forums like this one and some MS Office work...that's it..

Originally Posted by Buster

Honestly..I don't know a whole hell of a lot of anything about all this cumputer stuff..no really, I'm that behind times...So when I find something I'm use to and operates without little glitches..then I'm happy.....My computer life involves only;..ebay, google, yahoo mail, MSN News and a couple of forums like this one and some MS Office work...that's it..

I know what you mean Busterman. Hanging on to XP and IE 8 as long as I can. The wife "needed" a new computer so I am dealing with Win 7, Office 2010 and Windows Live Mail 2012. All e-mails and documents ever created must be easily available using the current software. Not a joyful endeavor since some go back to the 90's.

I used to be able to deal with the change but the last few upgrades seem to have been radically different.

Next I could go on to upgrades at work and unforeseen consequences. I actually did write some stuff about that but decided why bother.

Bottom line on that is cyber security rules, having newer apps is best, customer support is somewhere down there around goal 238.

A truly secure network is one the customer can never access. Then all you have to worry about is hackers, who will always find a way in.

PO