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- cowsmanaut
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- Gambit37
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I don't have any cache problems with Firefox -- it was a bit weird in the earlier releases but the v1.0 seems perfect to me. Sure you've got the latest version?
EDIT: Just did a quick test by closing down Firefox and reopening it on both the BBC website and these forums: instant loading, no redrawing.
EDIT: Just did a quick test by closing down Firefox and reopening it on both the BBC website and these forums: instant loading, no redrawing.
Yuck ! I just gave Firebird a try last week and was really disappointed... It seems there are still a lot of bugs, particularly the "next" and "previous" buttons to switch from one message to another were not working at all ! Some very strange behaviour too : new mail doesn't "push back" old mail, when it has arrived you have to scroll down (or up if your latest emails are at the top) to see them !beowuuf wrote:I'm still tryign to build up courage to switch away from outlook express to firebird
And I am a Firefox fan, I just can't seem to let go of Outlook Express... Having it set up with a super light and super efficient spam filter (k9 if you're asking), it's got all I need.
- cowsmanaut
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yes latest... just downloaded it from their site. and it's got other things that are slow. some forums I go to when it goes to the create post thing it take a while to load and also I notice that it's drawn the pane the wrong dimentions..
Mainly when it redraws the images it takes a moment.. as if scanning each.. and before it does any function it thinks about it a while first.. I suppose it's the price of security..
moo
Mainly when it redraws the images it takes a moment.. as if scanning each.. and before it does any function it thinks about it a while first.. I suppose it's the price of security..
moo
Yes sorry I meant Thunderbird.
Cowsmanaut, I also have the same feeling as you regarding lack of speed in Firefox, although I think it only shows on big pages with flash or gif animations.
Cowsmanaut, I also have the same feeling as you regarding lack of speed in Firefox, although I think it only shows on big pages with flash or gif animations.
I'd rather say IE draws things the wrong way and Firefox the right way, but because IE is so widespread, that people design web pages the wrong way to accomodate IE users !!! Can you believe this ? It's going to be another few years before web standards are truly respected and pages look alike in IE and Firefox.cowsmanaut wrote:I notice that it's drawn the pane the wrong dimentions..
- Gambit37
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Yeah, IE is bollocks when it comes to web standards. Firefox is probably one of the most accurate browsers in this regard. For years I struggled with 'floating' elements in web design, trying to get my perfect IE design working in all other browsers -- only to discover that everything else was rendering it correctly according to the specs, and IE had it wrong....