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    Re: Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer?

    I did try and refresh it several times even left the site and retyped the url and went back to the same thing.
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    Re: Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer?

    Mozilla Firefox by about 10,000 miles.

    -Less clunky than IE (Not as many foolish/useless buttons on the toolbar to worry about.)

    -Better protection against pop-ups

    -Built-in Google search (Not clunky, but at the same time not too small; upper right hand corner of the toolbar; type something in, and you can search without having to go to Google.com itself!)

    -Tabbed internet browsing (no need to open up about 15 windows if you want to have several sites open at once)

    -No ActiveX worries (viruses brought forth are defended against, unlike IE's unsafe system)

    -Faster than Internet Explorer (apply a few tweaks here and there and you'll be going smooth in no time. Just go to Google and search for 'Firefox tweaks')

    -Better download manager (In Internet Explorer, if you accidentally hit "ENTER" when a download window was up, you'd close out the download. Firefox has a better system that allows for more safety against such screwups as this. Not to mention, when large files are downloaded, instead of having to wait for it to be put on your desktop after it finishes, Firefox has a system in which once the file finishes downloading, it's on your desktop immediately -- no waiting time at all!)
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