Naruki wrote:

If a site is changing what it does based on the browser name, it is (almost always) badly designed and needs to be corrected.

I wonder if ever had to create a cross-browser site... In my experience as a web-developer, in 90% of the cases there is no other way to make a modern web-page display correctly both in FF and IE6 without *some* conditional tags, user-agent parsing or JS agent-tests. When building a new site I always make it a habit of first testing it using FF and Firebug and then tweaking it to work with IE6. Where I live (Israel) more then 50% of the Internet users are still using IE6... I believe that every web-developer in here can understand my frustration :~

LOL. I'm not talking about an API feature... When you want to search for files via "Start"->"Search"->"For files and folders", you can't search for "a word or a phrase in the file", which leaves you to rely on external search tools.

The only problem is that 'Mojave' costs more then 100$... Plus it don't have all the features XP Pro has. Have you ever tried to search for files that contain some string in them with Vista? :confused: