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Firefox, why do you want me to downgrade?
2007-04-02, 10:44 PM #1
Anybody else get this?

I haven't restarted Firefox yet, so I don't know quite what's going to happen.
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2007-04-02, 10:48 PM #2
Are you sure it's not just an update that fixes something.
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2007-04-03, 6:17 AM #3
Nope, no downgrading requests for me. Still running 2.0.0.3.
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2007-04-03, 1:45 PM #4
Firefox Codename Gran Paradiso 3.0a3 :D

DOM Inspector is broke. :mad:

2007-04-03, 4:28 PM #5
Nope, nothing like that here.
2007-04-03, 6:20 PM #6
Iceweasel 2.0.0.3 :D

Everthing is broke. :mad:
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2007-04-04, 6:51 AM #7
...I haven't had any problems.. But I just realized I'm running 1.5.0.11

Should I upgrade?
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2007-04-04, 6:56 AM #8
My firefow is configured to a proxy server that only works when the VPN is on. I turn that off after work so rather than switch back and forth, i just use IE.

So what makes firefox so great anyways?
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2007-04-04, 6:58 AM #9
There's an extension in firefox that lets you switch proxies on and off with one click, ya know.

And Firefox is great for MANY reasons:

A. No spyware
B. Faster
C. Better rendering
D. Extensions
E. Features (like spell checking!)
2007-04-04, 7:15 AM #10
Actually i had no idea i could turn off the proxy server. I am really only familiar with IE. i know how to turn it off in there, but i dont know how in firefox. Call me a noob, but ill need some instruction to do so. Or maybe ill take a look at it myself when im not so tired. If it only takes one click im sure it cant be too hard to find.
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the bunny knows all,
the bunny is always watching.
2007-04-04, 7:29 AM #11
...with an extension.

Without it, you have to disable the proxy in preferences, almost exactly like in IE.

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