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NoN said:

I'm not using that "show tabs on a separate row" because it gain some space on my screen as i like larger view and do not mind compress the bars.

Well I don't mind if the row for the tabs gain more space, there's still a lot left since the rest of the toolbars are hidden by default anyway. My Firefox still has more space consumed by those toolbars right now.

NoN said:

PS: Back buttons is soooooo big! But so much faster to get back or go next page, so i'll pardon MS not having make it a full round button!

Yeah, I noticed that one too. They should have made the back button a full circle cause its better to look at it that way.

IE9 then got an idea from Chromium Browser to infuse tha address bar with the search bar. I just learned how to add a new search provider which is Google into it which I also made default.

But one thing I'm really upset about is that download manager because there is a download operation which I decided to pause and when I resumed it, it began to download from the start again which is annoying. Firefox's own download manager is a lot better because it would at least continue the progress of paused downloads.

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Vertex said:

I only have the letters a little blurry (see screenshot) sometimes while browing inside the pages. I know this is something known, but i have to dig again where i found that infos!!!


PS: Back buttons is soooooo big! But so much faster to get back or go next page, so i'll pardon MS not having make it a full round button!

I got the blurry txt also, some dropboxes get horizontal lines in them, kinda annoying hope they get it fixed.

The back button issue It takes me back, so it's all good.

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NoN said:

Vertex said:

I only have the letters a little blurry (see screenshot) sometimes while browing inside the pages. I know this is something known, but i have to dig again where i found that infos!!!


PS: Back buttons is soooooo big! But so much faster to get back or go next page, so i'll pardon MS not having make it a full round button!

I got the blurry txt also, some dropboxes get horizontal lines in them, kinda annoying hope they get it fixed.

The back button issue It takes me back, so it's all good.

When you get this, you might see if using compatibility view in IE9 for it may be able to help any. Sometimes it can help. :)

Guess I will still need a third party download manager for IE 9?

Vertex said:

Guess I will still need a third party download manager for IE 9?

Only if you wanted to. IE9 has a built-in download manager.

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...-location.html

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...d-history.html

https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...peed-time.html

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Dave76 said:

NoN said:

I got the blurry txt also, some dropboxes get horizontal lines in them, kinda annoying hope they get it fixed.

The back button issue It takes me back, so it's all good.

When you get this, you might see if using compatibility view in IE9 for it may be able to help any. Sometimes it can help. :)

Will try that next time it happens, hasen't yet today.

Have been doing some browser maintenance, clear cache and history,flush DNS cache, etc., been having trouble connecting to SF and EF.
This might clear up a few of these issues.

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Brink said:

Dave76 said:

When you get this, you might see if using compatibility view in IE9 for it may be able to help any. Sometimes it can help. :)

Will try that next time it happens, hasen't yet today.

Have been doing some browser maintenance, clear cache and history,flush DNS cache, etc., been having trouble connecting to SF and EF.
This might clear up a few of these issues.

Hello Dave,

If you keep getting connection issues to SF and EF, then you may have a corrupted cookie. See if deleting them using the link below may be able to help afterwards.

vBulletin > My Cookies

If not, then it may be a issue with your ISP's DNS server. You can test to see by using Google Open DNS to see if it works using it instead until your ISP has their DNS sorted.

Brink,

Thanks for your tips in this thread. Much appreciated.

Brink said:

Only if you wanted to. IE9 has a built-in download manager.

That built in download manager won't resume a paused download. It will simply download from the start all over again.

Vertex said:

Brink said:

Only if you wanted to. IE9 has a built-in download manager.

That built in download manager won't resume a paused download. It will simply download from the start all over again.

Yes, it is very limited with that option. For that option it would be best to use a 3rd party download manager.