On what are you basing that opinion? You google Firefox not connecting you get over 1 Million hits..."GodalmingYellow" wrote: I don't think it is just a few people mouthing off on the internet.
7.2m hits on Google just for this specific problem, versus 80 machines all run in the same way at the same location by one person."SteMerritt" wrote:On what are you basing that opinion? You google Firefox not connecting you get over 1 Million hits..."GodalmingYellow" wrote: I don't think it is just a few people mouthing off on the internet.
As I said, from personal experience at our site with 80|| XP machines, we haven't had a single issue of this. Not that I am saying that there isn't an issue, but I am saying that it isn't 'huge'
Nah probably not! I suppose I just don't believe much of what I read on the internet, and add much more weight to my own observations (especially on something like browser choices, where there is a lot of vocal 'fanboy' rants all over the place)"GodalmingYellow" wrote:7.2m hits on Google just for this specific problem, versus 80 machines all run in the same way at the same location by one person."SteMerritt" wrote:On what are you basing that opinion? You google Firefox not connecting you get over 1 Million hits..."GodalmingYellow" wrote: I don't think it is just a few people mouthing off on the internet.
As I said, from personal experience at our site with 80|| XP machines, we haven't had a single issue of this. Not that I am saying that there isn't an issue, but I am saying that it isn't 'huge'
Clearly you're not experiencing the problem, and I wish I knew what you were doing differently. Many others clearly are having problems though, and to extrapolate your experience to make a case that there isn't a huge problem, when a specific Google search shows 7.2m others with the same problem, is stretching it a bit.
Clearly we're not going to reach the same conclusion on this.
Naughty to suggest that 7.2M hits on google equals 7.2M problems of course, but I will let that slide by..."GodalmingYellow" wrote:7.2m hits on Google just for this specific problem
...when a specific Google search shows 7.2m others with the same problem, is stretching it a bit.
I thought you might enjoy that one!"SteMerritt" wrote:Naughty to suggest that 7.2M hits on google equals 7.2M problems of course, but I will let that slide by..."GodalmingYellow" wrote:7.2m hits on Google just for this specific problem
...when a specific Google search shows 7.2m others with the same problem, is stretching it a bit.
So did I! I couldn't stream BBC Radio for some reason, so couldn't hear the commentary. Was hoping to rely on the chatroom for what was going on. Had to lurk on the TiU match thread instead."Matt D" wrote:sorry, after all the jokes on here about internet problems, i duly suffered them. this thread suddenly becomes very pertinent, and i'll be looking at google chrome too..."Kernow Yellow" wrote:Yes. Where is everyone?"Matt D" wrote:sorry tom, not sure as i've never done it, but i believe the coach aims to get there with just about enough time to get something to eat or drink.
anyway, i wanted to hijack your thread if i may, and ask anyone else who's not making the journey whether they'll be around in the rageonline chat room?
"press and hold for a coupla seconds" may well do the trick for right mouse functionality"Dartford Ox" wrote:I regularly used to 'listen-live' using Firefox until about a month ago when it suddenly stopped working. Something to do with BBC changing their broadcast method. But is still works under IE.
But as their is an abundance of computer gurus on here a question for you.
Just bought a touch-screen PC but having trouble setting up the broadband. Was asked by a Sky broadband technician to right-click on of the screen options. I'm stumped.
Apple has always been the evil empire to me, overpriced hardware, restrictive software, and annoying arrogant fanboys..."Ancient Colin" wrote: Microsoft's Evil Empire and then run another Evil Empire's software!
