I'm reduced to using IE9 now....
Chrome 24 is refusing to load blogs from discussions, or expand comments or replies.
And Firefox 18 doesn't open replies either.
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and it continues in 18.1 and the new 19. TR has filed a bug report. You can downgrade to 17; it works here.
This is the first I've heard of the Chrome problem. It sounds like the same symptoms as FF. I was thinking of trying Chrome but not if it won't load this place.
This is the first I've heard of the Chrome problem. It sounds like the same symptoms as FF. I was thinking of trying Chrome but not if it won't load this place.
I really like Avant's newest features, but it comes with Chrome 24 and FF18 so I'm stuck 
Is still broke as well... But Wizard's trick about open in new tab/window seems to work...
But Wizard's trick about open in new tab/window seems to work... 
I sometimes use FF18 in the new Slax 7 (as I am now), and to reply to
your post I had to right click and open in new tab...clunky, but it works.
Most of the time I'm in Opera 11.64 (both Windows and Linux) or
sometimes IE8 in XP or IE9 in 7, none of those seem to have problems
with replies. I had to right click-open in new tab to edit this post in FF
after posting, to correct spelling error. I prefer Opera, but with Opera
going to webkit and V8, same as countless others, not sure what I'll
use, FF seems slow to me.
your post I had to right click and open in new tab...clunky, but it works.
Most of the time I'm in Opera 11.64 (both Windows and Linux) or
sometimes IE8 in XP or IE9 in 7, none of those seem to have problems
with replies. I had to right click-open in new tab to edit this post in FF
after posting, to correct spelling error. I prefer Opera, but with Opera
going to webkit and V8, same as countless others, not sure what I'll
use, FF seems slow to me.
http://my.opera.com/ODIN/blog/300-million-users-and-move-to-webkit
The same day they announced reaching 300 million users, they announced
the switch to Webkit. Also, a rather large number of long-time developers
accepted a "severance package" and are leaving Opera ASA. The Presto
engine and Carakan JavaScript engine are being dropped. That leaves
us with 3 major web browser engines...Trident in Internet Explorer,
Gecko in Firefox/Mozilla and Webkit in almost everything else. Guess
you could use Dillo, I do on occasion, but it's not really a general purpose
web browser. I had been wondering why the version 12XX Opera releases
didn't really have anything better than 11.64 as far as stability and
rendering, which is why I stick with 11.64. By the way, I made my own
module for Slax 6.1.2 and Slax 7 of Opera 11.64 build 1403.
Maybe it's just me, but it seems the "web" is moving right back to a similar
situation we had just a few years ago, where websites were optimized for
IE6, but substituting Webkit...all it will take is one serious flaw and any
number of users would be affected. I'm a bit leary of this trend...I still
think the Any Browser campaign is a good idea!
The same day they announced reaching 300 million users, they announced
the switch to Webkit. Also, a rather large number of long-time developers
accepted a "severance package" and are leaving Opera ASA. The Presto
engine and Carakan JavaScript engine are being dropped. That leaves
us with 3 major web browser engines...Trident in Internet Explorer,
Gecko in Firefox/Mozilla and Webkit in almost everything else. Guess
you could use Dillo, I do on occasion, but it's not really a general purpose
web browser. I had been wondering why the version 12XX Opera releases
didn't really have anything better than 11.64 as far as stability and
rendering, which is why I stick with 11.64. By the way, I made my own
module for Slax 6.1.2 and Slax 7 of Opera 11.64 build 1403.
Maybe it's just me, but it seems the "web" is moving right back to a similar
situation we had just a few years ago, where websites were optimized for
IE6, but substituting Webkit...all it will take is one serious flaw and any
number of users would be affected. I'm a bit leary of this trend...I still
think the Any Browser campaign is a good idea!
With Avant I can run comparisons really easy by just right clicking and changing renderer. IE9 is like 4 times slower than webkit, and webkit seems to stutter a lot compared to firefox. Firefox likes to outright freeze for a 10 seconds at a time then resume and keep going.
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I just noticed im running FF12 and Chrome 19 at home. I guess I should update one day.
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I just noticed im running FF12 and Chrome 19 at home. I guess I should update one day.
of Opera for both Windows and Linux...saving them for posterity I
guess, though there are archives of old releases available they are
sometimes hard to find. My biggest issue is, other than the move
to "mono-culture", is the download size of other browser installers/
packages. These later releases of Opera weigh in a about 10 to 11
megs...most of the webkit browsers I've looked at start out over 35
megs! And they call these "lightweight"??? Show me ANY other
browser that can perform as well as Opera w/Presto at the same
size, and I'll give it a try. Most of the so called "lightweight" browsers
are merely "shells" that run on top of some other browser being
installed, such as the numerous IE shells. Looks to me that webkit
is becoming the new IE, and people will accept it flaws and all just
because. I've spent over 15 years using Opera, and still have a
license for Win3X version 3.62 as well as Win95 version 5.12!
By the way...yes, I saved my zip installer files for those as well!
Version 3.62 will fit on a 3.5 in diskette! Come to think of it, I may
even have both 16 and 32 bit versions of 3.62...anyway.
If you run across any true small lightweight browsers for Linux and/or
Windows, I'd appreciate a heads-up!
guess, though there are archives of old releases available they are
sometimes hard to find. My biggest issue is, other than the move
to "mono-culture", is the download size of other browser installers/
packages. These later releases of Opera weigh in a about 10 to 11
megs...most of the webkit browsers I've looked at start out over 35
megs! And they call these "lightweight"??? Show me ANY other
browser that can perform as well as Opera w/Presto at the same
size, and I'll give it a try. Most of the so called "lightweight" browsers
are merely "shells" that run on top of some other browser being
installed, such as the numerous IE shells. Looks to me that webkit
is becoming the new IE, and people will accept it flaws and all just
because. I've spent over 15 years using Opera, and still have a
license for Win3X version 3.62 as well as Win95 version 5.12!
By the way...yes, I saved my zip installer files for those as well!
Version 3.62 will fit on a 3.5 in diskette! Come to think of it, I may
even have both 16 and 32 bit versions of 3.62...anyway.
If you run across any true small lightweight browsers for Linux and/or
Windows, I'd appreciate a heads-up!
Anyone have any idea why or how to fix it?
Chrome mobile just flat out isn't working anymore since the last update.
Chrome mobile just flat out isn't working anymore since the last update.
have you searched the Opera Forums? Haven't used Opera Mobile in
a while, my old PDA/phone runs WinMo5, and when I tried the old Opera
Mobile for a keypad WinMo device, it didn't like my keyboard. I've used
Opera Mini some, but it routes traffic through Opera's servers, and it
sometimes doesn't store credentials.
a while, my old PDA/phone runs WinMo5, and when I tried the old Opera
Mobile for a keypad WinMo device, it didn't like my keyboard. I've used
Opera Mini some, but it routes traffic through Opera's servers, and it
sometimes doesn't store credentials.
I'll be browsing along and next thing I know, I have to log in again...or profiles won't load unless I refresh once or twice while kicking spam...and sometimes the blogs won't load until I do the same thing...sigh and here I thought it was just me
and here I thought it was just me
though every once in a while I have to refresh a members posts when I'm
checking for spammers. It's very sporadic, unpredictable. I've been giving
the idea of trying IE 10 on this notebook...it's an older Compaq Presario CQ62,
2 gig RAM, 300 gb HD, Intel Celeron at 2.2 gHz. The keyboard is finicky,
sometimes the 4, h, j and m keys stick, but I've learned to workaround them.
I don't use it a lot, but it does handle part of the payroll for my store.
Most of my time spent moderating here and ZDNet I'm on my old Acer
Aspire One ZG5 netbook, either in WinXP SP3 or Slax Linux. It's just so
much smaller that it makes it quick to grab and check things out!
checking for spammers. It's very sporadic, unpredictable. I've been giving
the idea of trying IE 10 on this notebook...it's an older Compaq Presario CQ62,
2 gig RAM, 300 gb HD, Intel Celeron at 2.2 gHz. The keyboard is finicky,
sometimes the 4, h, j and m keys stick, but I've learned to workaround them.
I don't use it a lot, but it does handle part of the payroll for my store.
Most of my time spent moderating here and ZDNet I'm on my old Acer
Aspire One ZG5 netbook, either in WinXP SP3 or Slax Linux. It's just so
much smaller that it makes it quick to grab and check things out!
Every website loads properly, no broken scripts, and it's fast. Flash isn't crashing. No problems at all.
I'm finding FF19 way faster than Chrome 25, and IE9 is like crawling into your own grave it's so slow and painful to use. I can sit and watch the elements appear on screen. TR on IE9 shifts its size like 5 times each page load.
Chrome 25 is slow and glitchy. Pages randomly take ages to load, or don't load at all.
But at home, FF12 just keeps on working perfectly. It's sort of blissful.
I'm finding FF19 way faster than Chrome 25, and IE9 is like crawling into your own grave it's so slow and painful to use. I can sit and watch the elements appear on screen. TR on IE9 shifts its size like 5 times each page load.
Chrome 25 is slow and glitchy. Pages randomly take ages to load, or don't load at all.
But at home, FF12 just keeps on working perfectly. It's sort of blissful.
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