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But Anty..

"one thing I like about IE is how few features are included. I get to choose the ones I want. Yes, I know features can be turned off, but why have to bother?
Simplicity advantage to IE."

If mommy let you out of the house more often you'd know that Firefox comes with NO features installed (not even any plug-ins). But being that you never mustered up the manly thor-like ferocious revered courage to try out anything other than Microjunk products, you have no idea that Firefox actually comes with virtually no features installed by default. Howver, you get to add and customize the browser to your liking through the use of extensions and themes.
Firefox doesn't even come with flash installed, IE does. Simplicity advantage: Firefox baby!
Nah-nah-nah-poo-poo!

Posted by: Jeff Spicoli   Posted on: 03/17/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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