Compare Mozilla and Firefox
In favour of Mozilla (1.7.3): 1- You can see all the plugins, their versions, and status. While with Firefox, You neither can see all the installed plugins (e.g. Java), nor their versions! 2- I found Mozilla is now very stable, Firefox suffers many crashes! 3- "Home Page", "Navigator Startup Page", "New Window Page", and "New Tab Page" are all independently adjustable with Mozilla and this is very useful (e.g. we can set all to "blank" but "Home Page" to "mail.yahoo.com"). 4- "download manager" in Firefox has nothing more than it in Mozilla (no resume for later); The case here is that Mozilla has "progress dialog" which is sometimes preferred, while, it doesn't exist in Firefox! 5- Mozilla has a "composer": very useful tool. 6- With Firefox, type inside a *single row* text-box (like the address-box of Yahoo Mail) until it becomes full. Now, type one more character: What do you see?!! (A horizontal scroll-bar makes it unavailable!) A great bug that there wasn't with Mozilla. In favour of Firefox (1.0): 1- When opening a new tab, Firefox doesn't jump onto it (very nice, like Konqueror). 2- Key-strokes for www...org and www...net is added. 3- Web-page saving corrected(?) 4- I use to download mozilla from mozilla.org and keep it for installation inside any distribution I have, not to download distro-specific rpms. By doing so, only the first window of mozilla opens and the next ones ask me for creating a new profile! (why?) I had this problem with any version of Mozilla came out and with both RedHat and SuSE. I solved this issue by editing the shell-script of old rpm package and redirecting it to run the new version installed. With Firefox, there is no more such problem. If a more complete list be created and confirmed, we can send to mozilla community for asking improvement for both Mozilla and Firefox. Mozilla (and Firefox) are best instances of cross-platform products, since their high speed, very low memory consumption, wide compatibility, excellent graphical setup, while totally open-source and free. Thank you for your notice, Bahram Alinezhad, Rudehen, Tehran, Iran. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
Hi, On 2004-11-29 at 02:28:27 -0800, Bahram Alinezhad wrote (shortened):
In favour of Mozilla (1.7.3):
1- You can see all the plugins, their versions, and status. While with Firefox, You neither can see all the installed plugins (e.g. Java), nor their versions!
about:plugins does also work for Firefox
5- Mozilla has a "composer": very useful tool.
that's the difference between a suite and a browser.
In favour of Firefox (1.0):
1- When opening a new tab, Firefox doesn't jump onto it (very nice, like Konqueror).
that's configurable also for mozilla CU, Wolfgang Rosenauer -- SUSE LINUX GmbH -o) Tel: +49-(0)911-740 53 0 Maxfeldstr. 5 /\\ Fax: +49-(0)911-740 53 489 90409 Nuernberg, Germany _\_v simply change to www.suse.com
--- Wolfgang Rosenauer
Hi,
On 2004-11-29 at 02:28:27 -0800, Bahram Alinezhad wrote (shortened):
In favour of Mozilla (1.7.3):
1- You can see all the plugins, their versions, and status. While with Firefox, You neither can see all the installed plugins (e.g. Java), nor their versions!
about:plugins does also work for Firefox
I don't see "about:plugins"; Where is it?
In favour of Firefox (1.0):
1- When opening a new tab, Firefox doesn't jump onto it (very nice, like Konqueror).
that's configurable also for mozilla
I mean opening a url with choosing "Open Link in New Tab"; With Firefox, the new tab opens but you are still on the current tab (desired mode). __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
Bahram, On Monday 29 November 2004 14:36, Bahram Alinezhad wrote:
--- Wolfgang Rosenauer
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status. While with Firefox, You neither can see all the installed plugins (e.g. Java), nor their versions!
about:plugins does also work for Firefox
I don't see "about:plugins"; Where is it?
Type "about:plugins" in the address field Mozilla has lots of "about:..." pages. Type "about:about" in the address field to see the list. Definitely check out "about:config" (in both Mozilla and Firefox, actually).
In favour of Firefox (1.0):
1- When opening a new tab, Firefox doesn't jump onto it (very nice, like Konqueror).
that's configurable also for mozilla
I mean opening a url with choosing "Open Link in New Tab"; With Firefox, the new tab opens but you are still on the current tab (desired mode).
And as Wofgang said, that's a configurable option in Mozilla (to either switch to the new tab or stay in the current one). Randall Schulz
Bahram Alinezhad wrote:
--- Wolfgang Rosenauer
wrote: Hi,
On 2004-11-29 at 02:28:27 -0800, Bahram Alinezhad wrote (shortened):
In favour of Mozilla (1.7.3):
1- You can see all the plugins, their versions,
and
status. While with Firefox, You neither can see
all
the installed plugins (e.g. Java), nor their
versions!
about:plugins does also work for Firefox
I don't see "about:plugins"; Where is it?
Type it in where you enter URLs.
Bahram Alinezhad wrote:
In favour of Mozilla (1.7.3):
1- You can see all the plugins, their versions, and status. While with Firefox, You neither can see all the installed plugins (e.g. Java), nor their versions!
2- I found Mozilla is now very stable, Firefox suffers many crashes!
3- "Home Page", "Navigator Startup Page", "New Window Page", and "New Tab Page" are all independently adjustable with Mozilla and this is very useful (e.g. we can set all to "blank" but "Home Page" to "mail.yahoo.com").
4- "download manager" in Firefox has nothing more than it in Mozilla (no resume for later); The case here is that Mozilla has "progress dialog" which is sometimes preferred, while, it doesn't exist in Firefox!
5- Mozilla has a "composer": very useful tool.
6- With Firefox, type inside a *single row* text-box (like the address-box of Yahoo Mail) until it becomes full. Now, type one more character: What do you see?!! (A horizontal scroll-bar makes it unavailable!) A great bug that there wasn't with Mozilla.
In favour of Firefox (1.0):
1- When opening a new tab, Firefox doesn't jump onto it (very nice, like Konqueror).
2- Key-strokes for www...org and www...net is added.
3- Web-page saving corrected(?)
4- I use to download mozilla from mozilla.org and keep it for installation inside any distribution I have, not to download distro-specific rpms. By doing so, only the first window of mozilla opens and the next ones ask me for creating a new profile! (why?) I had this problem with any version of Mozilla came out and with both RedHat and SuSE. I solved this issue by editing the shell-script of old rpm package and redirecting it to run the new version installed. With Firefox, there is no more such problem.
If a more complete list be created and confirmed, we can send to mozilla community for asking improvement for both Mozilla and Firefox.
Mozilla (and Firefox) are best instances of cross-platform products, since their high speed, very low memory consumption, wide compatibility, excellent graphical setup, while totally open-source and free.
Thank you for your notice, Bahram Alinezhad, Rudehen, Tehran, Iran.
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participants (5)
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Bahram Alinezhad
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Jim Sabatke
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Randall R Schulz
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Sid Boyce
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Wolfgang Rosenauer