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(deleted) Thu 29-Sep-11 19:57:28
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Firefox 7


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Firefox 7 is available http://www.getfirefox.com
Standard User micksharpe
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:17:25
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Re: Firefox 7


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Wow! Another major release. Any powerful new features?

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(deleted) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:19:04
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Re: Firefox 7


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Wow! Another major release. Any powerful new features?
They've taken away the http:// from the url bar


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(deleted) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:26:45
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Re: Firefox 7


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It's 7/6ths as good as Firefox 6.
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(fountain of knowledge) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:44:48
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Re: Firefox 7


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but introduced a feature where if you copy the URL it always adds http:// on paste when it never used to. frown

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Standard User micksharpe
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:45:32
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In reply to a post by BatBoy:
In reply to a post by micksharpe:
Wow! Another major release. Any powerful new features?
They've taken away the http:// from the url bar
In other words, they've run out of ideas.

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(deleted) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:49:18
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Re: Firefox 7


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but introduced a feature where if you copy the URL it always adds http:// on paste when it never used to. frown

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Well that's a good idea
http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/windows/t/4048402-r...
It works well on this forum
Standard User micksharpe
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:50:18
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but introduced a feature where if you copy the URL it always adds http:// on paste when it never used to. frown

Matt
I don't know who's in charge of Firefox these days but whoever it is, they're killing it. frown

Could it... could it be Google? shocked

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Standard User uno
(fountain of knowledge) Thu 29-Sep-11 20:50:35
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Depends what you do. I'm constantly pasting things in terminal windows and now have to edit out the http://

Considering the switch to Safari or Chrome now frown

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(deleted) Thu 29-Sep-11 21:05:32
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Re: Firefox 7


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In reply to a post by micksharpe:
In reply to a post by BatBoy:
In reply to a post by micksharpe:
Wow! Another major release. Any powerful new features?
They've taken away the http:// from the url bar
In other words, they've run out of ideas.
No, it's faster and uses less memory.
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