At 4/15/06 06:39 AM, Coop83 wrote:
A sound piece of advice James, as always.
Fortunately, I've already heeded this advice many moons ago and do not suffer from the cosh of Microsoft (much)
Definitions of cosh on the Web:
* blackjack: a piece of metal covered by leather with a flexible handle; used for hitting people
* hit with a cosh, usually on the head
wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
Uh, yeah, makes sense.
I upgraded to Firefox a long time ago, so glad I did, it alerts me of new email, enhances GameFAQS browsing, acts as a IRC client, acts as a mass image uploader, blocks all advertisements and popups, built in search functionality, has a toolbar for controlling winamp, allows me to edit my cookies, provides fully functional tabbed browsing that keeps a history of closed tabs, has a built in version of minesweeper, adds a countdown clock to whatever I want, has intergrated IE tabs for Non Firefox compatible pages, an option to translate pages from the tools menu, a built in calculator with history, a text to leet convertor, keeps an archive of previous downloads, lets me use Gmail as an external harddrive with an FTP based interface, lets me access FTP accounts and upload files, asks me what I want to do with PDF files, makes all the animations on Homestarrunner.com go fullscreen, has a handy colour picker that tells me the hex code, and a silly little extension that counts how many popups I've blocked.
Holy shit, that's a lot of shit my Firefox can do.