for the firefox users: you rock.
for the internet explorer users: switching over to firefox is not confusing or difficult. if nothing else, it would make a lot of web developers, like me, happy. i promise it’s only going to make your life easier.
for the people who don’t know what they use and just click on the blue “e” when they want to check their e-mail: you’re using internet explorer and i guarantee if i decided to sneak into your house in the middle of the night, install firefox, and replace the shortcut icon with the little blue “e”, you wouldn’t even notice when you launched your browser that it’s different. and if for some reason you noticed that it was different, you would notice things like: the built in spell checker helping people like me look as literate as possible since 1998, the smart location bar that allows to to type in a vague web address and brings you to exactly what you’re looking for, the anti-malware feature that warns you when you’re about to visit an attack site so you don’t have to completely rely on pricey programs that don’t always work, or the password manager that asks if you want to save passwords and user names without alarming you with those obnoxious pop up windows that microsoft loves abusing so much.
don’t be another one of microsoft’s puppets :) firefox picks up where internet explorer leaves off. i promise you’ll love it: download firefox (7.8mb)
and if you’re going to be stubborn, please at least keep your internet explorer up to date.
