Weird "skipping" issue

[Shockwave]

I also think reading the classics would probably help too. I've been using IE8 at home and have always used IE. I've tried other programs, but mostly I just find that they irritate me. I guess I'm not up to full geek status yet.

[Dominic]

Motion to take this up in the book thread?


Dom
-dislikes new "Windows" more every day.

[BWprowl]

I also think reading the classics would probably help too. I've been using IE8 at home and have always used IE. I've tried other programs, but mostly I just find that they irritate me. I guess I'm not up to full geek status yet.

Try Opera. It lets you see more of the Internet.

(No seriously, it's got all the crap like bookmarks and other functions compiled into a drop-down menu, so almost the entire window is dedicated to web-page viewing. I swear by this browser.)

[andersonh1]

-dislikes new "Windows" more every day.

I'm still running Windows XP!

Try Opera. It lets you see more of the Internet.

Since you recommended it, I've just downloaded it to try out, and I'm running it now. I do like the larger window. I always end up turning off the taskbars on IE because there are just so many of them that it cuts down viewing.

[Dominic]

JT has been pushing me to get Opera for my phone.


Dom

[Gomess]

See, sometimes I like being ignorant, because I can only *assume* "Opera" is an internet... thing. But it's funnier to imagine it my way.

[Onslaught Six]

I also think reading the classics would probably help too. I've been using IE8 at home and have always used IE. I've tried other programs, but mostly I just find that they irritate me. I guess I'm not up to full geek status yet.

Try Opera. It lets you see more of the Internet.

(No seriously, it's got all the crap like bookmarks and other functions compiled into a drop-down menu, so almost the entire window is dedicated to web-page viewing. I swear by this browser.)

Ugh. I *hate* shit like that. No, really. I prefer my menus out here where they're visible. I hated it when Windows Media Player made me hit Alt so I could see File and I hated it on Opera.

[JediTricks]

I also think reading the classics would probably help too. I've been using IE8 at home and have always used IE. I've tried other programs, but mostly I just find that they irritate me. I guess I'm not up to full geek status yet.

Try Opera. It lets you see more of the Internet.

(No seriously, it's got all the crap like bookmarks and other functions compiled into a drop-down menu, so almost the entire window is dedicated to web-page viewing. I swear by this browser.)

Oh fuff, hit F11 in Firefox or Chrome (or even *gack* IE8) and you get a fullscreen view of the web, no toolbars. You can also turn off the status bar, URL bar, bookmark bar, whatever you want.

I find Firefox to be a really easy to use browser, at least as easy as IE (and muuuuch faster). It's probably just the fact that things are slightly different that is the annoyance.

JT has been pushing me to get Opera for my phone.

That's different, Opera Mini optimizes pages for mobile - lower bandwidth = cheaper, smaller pages and simplified graphics = lighter on the phone processor.

[Dominic]

Ugh. I *hate* shit like that. No, really. I prefer my menus out here where they're visible. I hated it when Windows Media Player made me hit Alt so I could see File and I hated it on Opera.

Agreed.

That's different, Opera Mini optimizes pages for mobile - lower bandwidth = cheaper, smaller pages and simplified graphics = lighter on the phone processor.

I should probably download it onto my phone before the contract runs out. If nothing else, it will be a good test run.

[JediTricks]

Ugh. I *hate* shit like that. No, really. I prefer my menus out here where they're visible. I hated it when Windows Media Player made me hit Alt so I could see File and I hated it on Opera.

Agreed.

Too many menus confuse users, and as programs add more features they need more menus. You can re-skin WMP to display its classic menus.