Windows 10 worse than windows 8

Marketing and advertising works. Everybody wants it faster.

Actually functionality is priority 1
Fast is just a additional perk to seal the deal

I have little more faith in ie and I've defended ie for a very long time,
The two headed internet explorer = Spartan will be just another disappointment I'm sure.
Awesome was not so awesome for me anyway.

ThrashZone said:

Actually functionality is priority 1
Fast is just a additional perk to seal the deal

That is why I use Waterfox.

ThrashZone said:

I have little more faith in ie and I've defended ie for a very long time,
The two headed internet explorer = Spartan will be just another disappointment I'm sure.

Disappointed even before using?
Well .... now we know. We may stop this discussion here.

ThrashZone said:

Awesome was not so awesome for me anyway.

Same here, that is why I dont like to use Chrome. But I never suggested anybody to use waterfox and not to use chrome. They can do what they want, they all are aware users.

whs said:

Interesting to see the browser market over time: Browser Statistics

That is based on just the users for a particular website. Other sources I've seen show IE much higher, if not in first place.

One thing I've noticed among many geeks who disparage IE and push Chrome and FireFox is that they haven't used IE since several versions ago.

gregrocker said:

My problem is that I cannot do without dragging my 256 bookmarks into 7F posts, and only Firefox 12 will do this without altering the URL from its name I have given it. In other words, any other browser may drag the URL into the post but will convert it to its URL code Device Installation Settings and not the given name as in Enable hardware auto-updating via Windows Update (Steps 3 and 6). This slows me down considerably. So I am stuck with an old version of Firefox.

Well as someone suggested the possibility of using Cyberfox here's a quick test:

Drag a copy of your bookmark and I get this:



Resulting in this:

Device Installation Settings

Copy and paste the bookmark (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V) and I get this:



Resulting in this:

Enable hardware auto-updating via Windows Update (Steps 3 and 6)

So drag and drop bookmarks doesn't work. Copy & Paste bookmarks does work. Maybe there's a workaround but I don't know of one!

Nice suggestion Chris.

Lady Fitzgerald said:

whs said:

Interesting to see the browser market over time: Browser Statistics

That is based on just the users for a particular website. Other sources I've seen show IE much higher, if not in first place.

It seems that a lot of W3C users really love Chrome.

Also, don't forget that Web Developers hate IE (mostly because of the pre-IE10 versions).