Must be pretty successfull… site is so busy I can’t even get on to download today’s release.

http://www.mozilla.org

[quote author=“tmkt”]Must be pretty successfull… site is so busy I can’t even get on to download today’s release.

http://www.mozilla.org

here’s a   mirror.

Sweet! Thanks. Yet another download to get…I only hope they fixed their CSS rendering issues. Still, it’s fast and has a nice clean interface.

I suggest you all download one of Moox’s superb SSE2 optimized builds.. they work a treat on my A64 and S1XP.

In firefox…How do you raise the font size?

go to view->text size->increase/decrease.

ctrl +

or

View->Text Size Increase

or

http://www.cosmicat.com/extensions/textzoom/

[quote author=“tmkt”]ctrl +

or

View->Text Size Increase

or

http://www.cosmicat.com/extensions/textzoom/

Thanks, I’ll try it…BTW firefox looks sick… :arrow:  :drool:

Great with some other extensions too..
the Web Developer one is great for debugging html
http://www.chrispederick.com/work/firefox/webdeveloper/

The same guy has a user agent switcher extension
http://www.chrispederick.com/work/firefox/useragentswitcher/

MC Search Preview is nice too

http://docs.g-blog.net/code/mozilla_extensions/

Foxytunes..and foxilicious…

Y! Companion
http://companion.mozdev.org good for having your bookmarks following you around from computer to computer

Well, I’ve been playing with it…But haven’t decided to convert over or not…Being so used to Interent Exployer…But, I definetly will try it out…

I used to use Mozilla Firefox some time ago and for whatever reason I stopped using it. I just downloaded and installed the latest version, Firefox 1.0, and I have a question about using it with Yahoo Mail. When I compose a new email within Yahoo Mail using Internet Explorer, I can write the message in HTML (with formatting). However, in Firefox I can only compose my messages in plain text. Is there a way around this so that I can compose my messages in HTML?

At work I have Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 4, and at home I have Windows XP Home Edition with Service Pack 1.

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone!

http://yahoocompose.mozdev.org/index.html

I just found this wonderfiul plug in called Adblock i don t know if you guys know it but it works great.  Once installed, it’s a snap to filter elements at their source-address. Just right-click: Adblock: done. Filters use either the wildcard character (*) or full Regular Expression syntax. Hit the status-element and see what has or hasn’t been blocked. .

Do you know any good plug in i might wanna install ?
tks

[quote author=“Thom”]Do you know any good plug in i might wanna install ?
tks

Here’s what I currently have installed in my Firefox 1.0…

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K… I finally decided to try downloading Firefox (rather than do my Algebra h/w ) and was excited for a few seconds… then i noticed it can’t even adequately handle moving .gif images… my penguin moves wayyyy faster… whats with that. I dont like it. He actually looks like he is dancing…. now I have to change the filename from “swaying”-penguin.gif to… “dancing”-penguin.gif… 

Just kidding… kinda   Why does it act sooo much differently than any ofset of IE.  Maxthon in particular :wink: ...

As is usual, you (and everyone else) are dependant on a non-standard feature of IE, that it has a minimum frame delay time for moving .gif files. When the times are explicitly set for each frame, like my avatar, it goes at the proper speed.