browsers

Currently, the "Link to this post" link will only copy the post's url to the clipboard in IE. This is primarily due to the limited scope of my knowledge of javascript. I'd like to expand this ability to other browsers, but I'm about fried at the moment. So, I thought I'd appeal to the board...

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp IE6 lost one full percentage in March!!! IE5 down by 0.3! Firefox up 1.4%, greater than the combined slide of the IE figures. Too bad Camino isn't tracked...

This certainly is a 'current event' given that it is being run by just about every news organisation out there (BBC, reuters, etc). Check out http://news.google.com.au/news?hl=en&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&tab=nn&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=firefox&btnG=Search+News and you'll...

I would like to scroll across web pages like you can in Adobe Acrobat reader for PDFs (in every direction by holding mouse button down and dragging). But I suppose no browser offers this?

...really faster than any other browser? I've been testing it out and to me it seems faster, but that could be the placebo effect for all I know. Does anyone have any data to back up or refute this claim? Is this so much electronic snake-oil, or is it truly a Quicksilveresque webfront?

At the moment when I click on a link in an email in outlook express, the browser window opens up in Mozilla Firebird. How do I get it to open up in Internet Explorer? Thanks for any info :)

I was keen on Opera for a long time but Firebird has recently walked way out in front. Mainly due to the Adblock plugin that lets you selectively block frames/images/paths from specific servers with wilcards (and firebird blocks popups of course). Mind you Opera has the "continue from last...

A previous thread on browsers inspired this poll. Edit: ◊◊◊◊. Now I can't add the poll. Argh, I'll have to make it a write-in (which will probably under-represent embarrassed IE users). Safari IE Mozilla Firebird Opera Netscape

The default "not found" page that Internet Explorer uses when a URL is typed incorrectly has been hijacked by a company called "VeriSign". Spybot, Ad-Aware, and HijackThis can't seem to find any spyware that is causing the problem. Anyone know where the spyware/malware that could have caused...