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From: Geoff on 5 Aug 2010 08:22 On 31/07/2010 22:43, Pat Conover wrote: > I finally got sick enough of IE8 to try Firefox and all I can say is WOW! > It's like driving a Ferrari compared to a Kia. You folks always recommended > it, but I never knew it was that much faster. I use IE8 because a lot of my > business sites only use it and I thought I was pretty much stuck with it. > > Are there any IE8 plugins or compatibility mode to use? The local MLS site > I use won't load right with FF, so I guess I need to use IE8 for that. > > Thanks, Pat > > > thats all i do for the very few sites that don't work in FF just use IE for them, no problem
From: Bill Ghrist on 6 Aug 2010 10:58
On 8/5/2010 8:22 AM, Geoff wrote: > On 31/07/2010 22:43, Pat Conover wrote: >> I finally got sick enough of IE8 to try Firefox and all I can say is WOW! >> It's like driving a Ferrari compared to a Kia. You folks always >> recommended >> it, but I never knew it was that much faster. I use IE8 because a lot >> of my >> business sites only use it and I thought I was pretty much stuck with it. >> >> Are there any IE8 plugins or compatibility mode to use? The local MLS >> site >> I use won't load right with FF, so I guess I need to use IE8 for that. >> >> Thanks, Pat >> >> >> > > > > thats all i do > for the very few sites that don't work in FF > just use IE for them, no problem A useful Add-on for Firefox is "IE View." It doesn't provide "compatibility mode" but it allows you to select sites from within Firefox and have them open in Internet Explorer. For example, you can put a site in your Firefox bookmarks and designate that it should open in IE. Then when you click on that bookmark, instead of the site opening in Firefox, Internet Explorer will start up with that site selected. You can also right click on a page in Firefox and one of the menu options will be View This Page in IE." Bill Ghrist |