Mozilla - IE: Apolyton (Continuing) Stats

[Locutus]

Originally posted by MORON
what about the remaining 20%?

It's more like 12%, but: Netscape, Opera, AOL, Lynx, Konqueror, Safari, various bots and spiders...

[Heresson]

Originally posted by Atahualpa

With the recently installed extension that prevents sites from opening new windows, Firefox is clearly #1 of all browsers.

Wow,
where can I get that extension?
It'll be very helpful in browsing, uh, some sort of sites...

[St Leo]

Originally posted by Heresson
Speak for yourself
I'm using Netscape.
OK. I have firefox too, but don't use it recently

Netscape 6+ counts as Mozilla.

And I, like all the truly cool people, use Opera.

[Atahualpa]

Originally posted by Heresson
Wow,
where can I get that extension?
It'll be very helpful in browsing, uh, some sort of sites...

It's called QuickTabPrefToggle and you can configure it to load all links that would normally open in a new window, to open in the current one.

It doesn't eliminate pop-ups though.

[Alex]

Originally posted by St Leo

And I, like all the truly cool people, use Opera.

Opera here too.

Cool, I'm cool.

[Hueij]

Originally posted by Alex


Opera here too.

Cool, I'm cool.

Well, I used to be cool too, but what made me turn to FF is the Adblock feature. I never knew the net could be so... white

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by Solver
The remaining 20% are real geeks and use lynx .

I've tried browsing Poly with lynx. It's difficult and slow.

[JimmyCracksCorn]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker


I've tried browsing Poly with lynx. It's difficult and slow.

Yeah, and the plugin selection sucks big time.

[Verto]

I have one of those still.

[Rasbelin]

Originally posted by Solver
The remaining 20% are real geeks and use lynx.

The true l33t geeks use direct HTTP commands such as GET and POST. I've used vB with Lynx, but the problem seems to be staying logged on. Lack of proper cookie support for Lynx kills the surfing experience.

But more seriously speaking Firefox + proxy + cache should be the fastest way to surf Poly.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Hueij
Well, I used to be cool too, but what made me turn to FF is the Adblock feature. I never knew the net could be so... white

I am not sure about cool, but Firefox is "in."

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I've tried browsing Poly with lynx. It's difficult and slow.

links is much better.

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Whaleboy
He has a point though, do you have Opera stats too?

i do , but they are quite meaningless

on the first 27 hours of january
IE 57%
Mozilla 30.9%
Netscape 3.6
Opera 3%

[Jon Miller]

I use to use opera

but firefox is nice, and a little but easier (anddoesn't have that add...)

JM

[VetLegion]

Opera with just about everything in it is smaller than vanilla Firefox. I simply don't see where the dillema is. Switched to Opera three years ago and never looked back.