Off topic: SMILE! Thread poster: Sven Petersson
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| I was asking myself the same question, didn't make me smile...,-) | Apr 18, 2006 |
i want to smile! Give me a reason, please!
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| Don't get it... | Apr 18, 2006 |
maybe you forgot something?
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Jalapeno
Local time: 07:13
English to German
| Firefox vs. Microsoft | Apr 18, 2006 |
IE7 = Internet Explorer 7, produced by Microsoft.
One would assume that the domain IE7.com leads to Microsoft's official website for the soon-to-be-published 7th edition of the company's browers Internet Explorer.
In fact, however, the domain is used as a landing pad by Mozilla for its own browser, Firefox, IE's harshest competitor.
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| ie7 advertising for Foxila | Apr 18, 2006 |
Is that the joke?
Have a great day!
Rufino
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| I did get it ... | Apr 18, 2006 |
... kinda. IE7 same as FF. Maybe only Firefox users will get it.
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Jack Doughty 
United Kingdom
Local time: 06:13
Russian to English
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In memoriam | Firefox has it all already | Apr 18, 2006 |
Having visited a genuine Microsoft website about IE7, I think all the improvements over IE6 are already present in the latest version of Firefox.
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Jalapeno wrote:
IE7 = Internet Explorer 7, produced by Microsoft.
One would assume that the domain IE7.com leads to Microsoft's official website for the soon-to-be-published 7th edition of the company's browers Internet Explorer.
In fact, however, the domain is used as a landing pad by Mozilla for its own browser, Firefox, IE's harshest competitor.
That's exactly what I thought was the joke...
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joke understood or not. Is there any reason left to use Internet Explorer???
I just can recommend Firefox.
And yes: that is sort of advertising - for a cost-free tool with great quality.
No harm intended. A nice evening to you all!! ;o))
[Bearbeitet um 2006-04-20 16:47]
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