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Hi guys,
I recently started a home-based online job. I use internet explorer but I it gives a lot of error messages while surfing. I want a browser that provides more features and I wish to open multiple sites in a single window task. Can anyone help me with a suitable and powerful web browser?

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hmm, error messages?

don't get them at all here, might be no there is something wrong with your system.

best sort that out or try to before using another one.

i ain't sure of one that allows multiple windows on one screen though.

------------------------------ I'm a git, deal with it.

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Reply to strangestranger

Yeah! It’s a very old issue. Now me and many of my friends are all using Mozilla Firebox for surfing the net. It is a powerful web browser. It provides 101 features that make surfing the web more comfortable and less confusing. You just visit http://www.browsers-review.com and download it easily. Hope this will help you.
Good luck!

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Mozilla Firebox



Not to be smart-alec but don't you mean Firefox?

------------------------------ E7200 @ 2.53Ghz, 2 gigs Mushkin ddr2 800, Gigabyte EP45-UD3R, Western Digital 640 gig, Gigabyte HD 4850 512MB, Asus DVD burner, HP w2007 monitor...
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Reply to physx7

Firebox FTW. Firefox 3.0 is out and is very nice. Also, Opera 9.5 is very fast and is a good one too. IE7 is weak sauce.

Reply to pcgamer12

I like firefox as well, also may try opera as someone said, and I think safari is out for windows as well. Try out those three and see what you think.

Reply to ohiou_grad_06
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Firefox 3 is a whole lot better than IE7

------------------------------ E7200 @ 2.53Ghz, 2 gigs Mushkin ddr2 800, Gigabyte EP45-UD3R, Western Digital 640 gig, Gigabyte HD 4850 512MB, Asus DVD burner, HP w2007 monitor...
http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm282/alphahuman98/masterchiefdancing_4-1.gif

 

Reply to physx7

Firefox or Opera 9.5 also k-meleon

Reply to Ghosteck
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Internet explorer has to be one of the worst browsers you can use for reliability and developing. I'd recommend you make the upgrade to either Firefox and Safari. Not only are they built to better open standards, but they run faster and more efficiently than IE.

They're also a lot less tainted by the toolbars and malware that tends to get stuck on to IE if you're not careful. I personally prefer Firefox as my browser of choice.

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