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Nah, I'll only move up to 8 when the release version hits the stands.
I use FF3 99% of the time anyway.
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08-29-2008, 01:56 PM
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To be honest I love FF now, I have been using it for about 2 months and it is loads better than IE.
The only reason I downloaded IE8 was to see how my websites cope with it, thought I may as well get any bugs ironed out now before they release the stable version on new PC's. |
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yeah, good move that really.
I too was unsure of FF when i first gave it a go, but now I can't do without it. Every other browser is playing catch up on FF if you ask me.
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I didn't even know IE8 was in beta. Looking forward to it though as it should build on the stability of IE7. :)
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Beta 2 now, however, FAAAAAAAAAAR from stable at the moment. Almost finished sorting my website display issues and will revert back to IE7 & FF3, for the time being anyway.
If anybody is interested, if your website doesn't display 100% perfect when 8 is released and you don't want to employ somebody to fix the problems. Add the following code just beneath your <head> tag on EVERY page, basically it just emulates IE7. PHP Code:
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Don't s'pose someone could test mine in 8? ;)
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Thanks Boss!
 
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I've been playing with IE8 over the past few days and it has crashed three times on my so far.
Has anyone had a go with Chrome, by Google? |
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