Tried FireFox browser yet?

[slipknottin]

i dont know what you mean, the cursor when your typing? Or the mouse?

You can change themes, maybe that would help.

 

[Matak]

IE is loaded as a default part of windows on boot, mozilla doesnt have this privelage.

There is now an option to make Firefox the default browser with the program setup.

 

[125gJoe]

i dont know what you mean, the cursor when your typing? Or the mouse?

You can change themes, maybe that would help.

Yes, the typing cursor.
I think I will change themes ... The "typing cursor" also doesn't blink, but it looks like it's flickering very fast, not like a normal cursor.

 

[cgrabe]

There is now an option to make Firefox the default browser with the program setup.

I believe he was refering to the fact that, because IE is so deeply integrated into Windows, a significant portion of the browser is always loaded into memory. When you click on the icon to open IE, Windows basically just wraps an interface around the engine already running. Mozilla and the rest have to load both the engine and UI. I believe Mozilla does have the option to start up part of it when you boot your computer and leave it running to put it on more equal footing with IE, but I never bother with it.

 

[Matak]

It's their (Microsoft's) program, they can do what they like with it, right?

Is there a way to get Firefox as integrated with other programs as Microsoft Outlook is?

 

[Guy W]

I've looked at a few websites that I've built with foxfire, one in paticular doesn't render correctly. There are hidden form objects that aren't hidden, the tables doesn't align properly, ect. I don't experience these problems in IE on WinXP or Safarii on Mac OSX.

Any ideas, or anyone else have problems with sites not rendering in Foxfire correctly?