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Swirly Chaser
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It certainly is a very fast and reliable browser. I've been using it for a while.
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nice and quick.
but when i want to look at the odds comparition table at the rp website, (under live betting) the following message is shown:
To view our dynamically update odds comparison table you will need to enable java.
how do i do this?
ok its done. found this java thing und extras and installed it....
but when i want to look at the odds comparition table at the rp website, (under live betting) the following message is shown:
To view our dynamically update odds comparison table you will need to enable java.
how do i do this?
ok its done. found this java thing und extras and installed it....
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Derek.Burgess
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Maurice,
It is completely independant of Microsoft.It is simple to use.It is fast.It is modular.
Go to the site and inform yourself. I am sure that you will be impressed.
It is completely independant of Microsoft.It is simple to use.It is fast.It is modular.
Go to the site and inform yourself. I am sure that you will be impressed.
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Derek.Burgess
Guest
Maurice,
Forgot something.
Multiple tabs.This means that you can have all your programs in very small boxes on the Home Page.
Forgot something.
Multiple tabs.This means that you can have all your programs in very small boxes on the Home Page.
I've visited the site but a few questions remain:
1) How can a browser be faster and more reliable? I thought speed of performance depended on your own PC's internal processor speed and the speed of your connection to the internet? How do you gauge reliability when you have no reason to believe your own browser isn't reliable? Am I a troglodyte of some sort?
2) Why would another company offer a free browser service in competition to Microsoft? What's in it for them? What am I letting myself in for by switchng to a new browser?
1) How can a browser be faster and more reliable? I thought speed of performance depended on your own PC's internal processor speed and the speed of your connection to the internet? How do you gauge reliability when you have no reason to believe your own browser isn't reliable? Am I a troglodyte of some sort?
2) Why would another company offer a free browser service in competition to Microsoft? What's in it for them? What am I letting myself in for by switchng to a new browser?
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Derek.Burgess
Guest
Maurice,
You are letting yourself in for nothing.
Download it,read the instructions and have it as you second choice.
After you have learned all the bits and pieces you will find that it is much better and safer than Microsoft Explorer.
FREE is a naughty word. Try LINUX a fantastic operating system light years ahead of MICROSOFT. It is free.
You are letting yourself in for nothing.
Download it,read the instructions and have it as you second choice.
After you have learned all the bits and pieces you will find that it is much better and safer than Microsoft Explorer.
FREE is a naughty word. Try LINUX a fantastic operating system light years ahead of MICROSOFT. It is free.