Has anyone else made the upgrade already? Is it worth it?
When I read the
release note, there doesn't seem to be any dramatic or
significant improvement over version 1.0
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by satchmo on Sat Dec 24th at 11:11pm 2005

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Posted by satchmo on Sat Dec 24th at 11:11pm 2005
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by SuperCobra on Sat Dec 24th at 11:13pm 2005
Posted by SuperCobra on Sat Dec 24th at 11:13pm 2005
Ur a bit out on the times.....1.7 is out
EDIT: Okay now im lost...I have version 1.0.7 I just checked their site and 1.5 is out? Im lost.
EDIT: Okay now im lost...I have version 1.0.7 I just checked their site and 1.5 is out? Im lost.
Life is like a box of chocolates u never know what you'll get you might get a.....scream.
Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Myrk- on Sun Dec 25th at 12:35am 2005

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Posted by Myrk- on Sun Dec 25th at 12:35am 2005
As far as I've seen, its less compatible than the previous firefox... so no, don't upgrade because even less will work!
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by G.Ballblue on Sun Dec 25th at 12:36am 2005

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Posted by G.Ballblue on Sun Dec 25th at 12:36am 2005
Meh, if ain't broke don't fix it. I'll stick with what I have,
" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif"> Until I hear better things about this new version of FF, that
is.
Or some would say: "If it ain't broke -- you're not trying!"
Or some would say: "If it ain't broke -- you're not trying!"
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by rs6 on Sun Dec 25th at 2:52am 2005

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Posted by rs6 on Sun Dec 25th at 2:52am 2005
I got 1.5.
Its different. the options windwos is different, and that about the only differnec i notice.
Its different. the options windwos is different, and that about the only differnec i notice.
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Biological Component on Sun Dec 25th at 2:08pm 2005
Posted by Biological Component on Sun Dec 25th at 2:08pm 2005
1.5 can actually use your desktop theme correctly.
Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Myrk- on Sun Dec 25th at 2:27pm 2005

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Posted by Myrk- on Sun Dec 25th at 2:27pm 2005
So can I.E... Seriously, I don't see any benefits...
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by wil5on on Sun Dec 25th at 2:29pm 2005

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Posted by wil5on on Sun Dec 25th at 2:29pm 2005
? quoting rs6
I got 1.5.
Its different. the options windwos is different, and that about the only differnec i notice.
Its different. the options windwos is different, and that about the only differnec i notice.
Obviously, no spell check has been implemented yet...![]()
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by rs6 on Sun Dec 25th at 5:29pm 2005
Obviously, no spell check has been implemented yet...
I can;t type either, let alone spell
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Posted by rs6 on Sun Dec 25th at 5:29pm 2005
? quote:
? quoting rs6
I got 1.5.
Its different. the options windwos is different, and that about the only differnec i notice.
Its different. the options windwos is different, and that about the only differnec i notice.
Obviously, no spell check has been implemented yet...
I can;t type either, let alone spell
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Biological Component on Sun Dec 25th at 6:09pm 2005
Posted by Biological Component on Sun Dec 25th at 6:09pm 2005
in favour of Firefox I've got 2 words:
CTRL T
CTRL T
Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Dark Tree on Sun Dec 25th at 6:24pm 2005

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Posted by Dark Tree on Sun Dec 25th at 6:24pm 2005
two more words:
CTRL W
CTRL W
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Forceflow on Mon Dec 26th at 9:02pm 2005

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Posted by Forceflow on Mon Dec 26th at 9:02pm 2005
It is worth the update surely.
Because after that, there's no need to go and download those firefox updates.
The new update function will do it automatically. When updating to a new version, it will disable extensions and themes that aren't compatible yet, so your profile doesn't screw up. Also, 1.5 fixed some nasty security holes.
Because after that, there's no need to go and download those firefox updates.
The new update function will do it automatically. When updating to a new version, it will disable extensions and themes that aren't compatible yet, so your profile doesn't screw up. Also, 1.5 fixed some nasty security holes.
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Tue Dec 27th at 3:27am 2005
Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Tue Dec 27th at 3:27am 2005
I updated my FF on my desktop and it's almost impossible to post
here. The reply box is all black and there's code floating all
over the place.
Stick with 1.0.7
Stick with 1.0.7
Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by rs6 on Tue Dec 27th at 3:43am 2005

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Posted by rs6 on Tue Dec 27th at 3:43am 2005
I don;t have any problems with 1.5. POsting here is the same for me as with 1.0.7
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Forceflow on Tue Dec 27th at 2:38pm 2005
Disable Javascript posting in your snarkpit preferences. Lep promised to fix it, but he's been a bit busy, I think.

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Posted by Forceflow on Tue Dec 27th at 2:38pm 2005
? quote:
I updated my FF on my desktop and it's almost impossible to post
here. The reply box is all black and there's code floating all
over the place.
Stick with 1.0.7
here. The reply box is all black and there's code floating all
over the place.
Stick with 1.0.7
Disable Javascript posting in your snarkpit preferences. Lep promised to fix it, but he's been a bit busy, I think.
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by satchmo on Wed Dec 28th at 4:44pm 2005

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Posted by satchmo on Wed Dec 28th at 4:44pm 2005
I took the bait and upgraded. It works pretty well. I can definitely notice a difference in performance.
However, I do have to turn Javascript off for the SnarkPit.
However, I do have to turn Javascript off for the SnarkPit.
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Re: Firefox 1.5
Posted by Forceflow on Wed Dec 28th at 5:37pm 2005

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Posted by Forceflow on Wed Dec 28th at 5:37pm 2005
If you don't like goofing around with files in your profile folder and want to apply speed tweaks to firefox, google for the extension called "FasterFox". It's a pretty nifty way to boost browser speed.
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