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What browser do you use?
I primarily use Firebird and occasionally use IE for specific things.
I primarily use Firebird and occasionally use IE for specific things.
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Originally posted by 512kCrasher
In fact, the less of the browser there is the better.
This is another reason why Netscape and Mozilla failed. The navigation buttons are much too big. I prefer to have as much space as possible to view the pages and as little space as possible being taken up by the toolbars. I used to use Internet Explorer in Full Screen but I don't do that anymore because I'm on a higher resolution. Regardless, I still don't like the toolbars to take up too much space.
Originally posted by Hurkyl
IE isn't allowed to go through my firewall. :)
Originally posted by Hurkyl
IE isn't allowed to go through my firewall. :)
you should give Firebird a try. let me tell you some reasons:Originally posted by 512kCrasher
Regardless, I still don't like the toolbars to take up too much space.
Anyway, point is Internet Explorer for me.
Originally posted by lethe
how does your firewall know the difference between IE http transfers and other http transfers... i wouldn t think they would be distinguishable...
As a scientist, I use various browsers depending on the task at hand. These include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge.
Each browser has its own strengths and weaknesses, so I use different ones depending on the specific needs of my research. For example, Chrome is known for its speed and compatibility with Google products, while Firefox has a strong focus on privacy and security.
There is no single "best" browser for scientific research as it ultimately depends on personal preference and the specific needs of the research. However, many scientists prefer using Firefox or Chrome due to their customizable features and wide range of extensions for research purposes.
In most cases, the browser itself does not affect the outcome of research. However, certain websites or tools may have different levels of compatibility with different browsers, so it is important to choose the right browser for the task at hand.
Before starting a research task, I consider the compatibility of the website or tool I will be using with different browsers. I also take into account the features and extensions that each browser offers and choose the one that best suits the needs of the task.