MyIE2 - Tabbed IE browser
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Don't forget: :bob: The CP SearchBar[^] v2.0.1 works in MyIE2. :cool: --Mike-- Ericahist | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber Latest art~!@#2rDFA#@(#*%$Rfa39f3fqwf--= NO CARRIER
The CP Searchbar rocks! Great piece of work! Unfortunately, I find more use day-to-day for the Google searchbar, and the two together take up a lot of screen real estate (I only have a 15" monitor).
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I just came accross this browser and I am very impressed: - Tabbed browsing - pop-up blocking - content blocking (you can block those annoying FLASH ads if you add *.swf to your content filtering rules) - URL aliasing (set keyboard shortcuts like g for www.google.com, sr for www.storagereview.com) - Opera-like mouse gestures - rudimentary forms management - webpage translation - groups (e.g., create a Office Sports Pools group and load up pages on the NFL, NBA, NHL, as well as all your office pools with the click of a button; create a startup group that loads your favourite sites upon starting the program -- perfect for dial-up users who can pre-load their favourite morning sites while they get a cup of coffee) - skins - uses the IE browsing engine for maximum compatibility with financial sites, etc. http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1029407732[^] John
John M. Drescher wrote: uses the IE browsing engine for maximum compatibility with financial sites, etc What a poor way to justify the use of IE. X| There is so much more features to come up with by using an open renderer (or writing your own, hint!).
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John M. Drescher wrote: uses the IE browsing engine for maximum compatibility with financial sites, etc What a poor way to justify the use of IE. X| There is so much more features to come up with by using an open renderer (or writing your own, hint!).
Stephane Rodriguez. wrote: There is so much more features to come up with by using an open renderer (or writing your own, hint!). Oh gee...I wonder what Stephane has been up to. :rolleyes:
Conclusion of the day, don't believe a developer, his mind is always changing. -Stephane Rodriguez.
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Stephane Rodriguez. wrote: There is so much more features to come up with by using an open renderer (or writing your own, hint!). Oh gee...I wonder what Stephane has been up to. :rolleyes:
Conclusion of the day, don't believe a developer, his mind is always changing. -Stephane Rodriguez.
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Hey, the FLUID UI Toolkit[^] project is in need of a good rendering system for rich text, etc. Wanna join heads together with us and get a good rendering engine made? ;)
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
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Hey, the FLUID UI Toolkit[^] project is in need of a good rendering system for rich text, etc. Wanna join heads together with us and get a good rendering engine made? ;)
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhijdunlap wrote: Hey, the FLUID UI Toolkit[^] project is in need of a good rendering system for rich text, etc. Wanna join heads together with us and get a good rendering engine made? What's the point? According to the FLUID UI license, "You may not re-use the source in any commercial software product". Are you doing this as a hobby, or what?
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jdunlap wrote: Hey, the FLUID UI Toolkit[^] project is in need of a good rendering system for rich text, etc. Wanna join heads together with us and get a good rendering engine made? What's the point? According to the FLUID UI license, "You may not re-use the source in any commercial software product". Are you doing this as a hobby, or what?
I thought about that later, and I wanted to take that out, but on GotDotNet, once you do a license, you can't change it. :( But I won't enforce that. ;) When the site is up, it will have the real license, which is still in discussion.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
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I just came accross this browser and I am very impressed: - Tabbed browsing - pop-up blocking - content blocking (you can block those annoying FLASH ads if you add *.swf to your content filtering rules) - URL aliasing (set keyboard shortcuts like g for www.google.com, sr for www.storagereview.com) - Opera-like mouse gestures - rudimentary forms management - webpage translation - groups (e.g., create a Office Sports Pools group and load up pages on the NFL, NBA, NHL, as well as all your office pools with the click of a button; create a startup group that loads your favourite sites upon starting the program -- perfect for dial-up users who can pre-load their favourite morning sites while they get a cup of coffee) - skins - uses the IE browsing engine for maximum compatibility with financial sites, etc. http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1029407732[^] John
Using it now. :cool:
David Wulff
I’m right there beside you; if only you could see; smiling so you can’t see my tears.
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Using it now. :cool:
David Wulff
I’m right there beside you; if only you could see; smiling so you can’t see my tears.
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The CP Searchbar rocks! Great piece of work! Unfortunately, I find more use day-to-day for the Google searchbar, and the two together take up a lot of screen real estate (I only have a 15" monitor).
"Welcome to Arizona!
Drive Nice - We're Armed..."
- Proposed Sign at CA/AZ BorderRoger Wright wrote: I only have a 15" monitor thats ubelievable even over here people have switched to 17"s, anyway I only hope you are not using vs.net Regards, Kannan