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Friday, November 11, 2005
With great traffic comes great responsibility
With great traffic comes great responsibility. Here's Norwegianity urging readers to give Firefox a try.
With low traffic comes this:
Huzzah to 3WN readers, who have made IE a minority browser!
If you haven't tried Firefox yet, click the Get Firefox ad in the left column. We get a whole dollar!
6 Comments:
I guess I'm the only one using lynx.
By 
Joey de Vivre, at
8:38 PM
You always were an agitator Ham.
By 
, at
3:06 AM
I'll actually have to click in rather than just reading the articles in my aggregator in order to skew your stats back - you're probably not getting some IE hits from people like me who pull all their info. via tools like SharpReader (which hosts an IE browser, but doesn't use it until you click in).
I do have Firefox on my machine. But I also have Netscape (several flavors), Opera and a few others. As a developer, I'm happier when there's some healthy competition to keep them moving forward rather than one dominating. I don't want to see IE go away, I just want to see them all get better.
Not the only one using lynx, but one of the only. Seriously, Firefox 1.5 beta has been so unstable in FC4 that I've used lynx a time or two.
I've had problems with Firefox 1.5 beta, too. It won't work with my company's apps (PeopleSoft), which is a deal-breaker for me at work. I guess it's back to 1.07.
At home, on Mac OS X, 1.5 hasn't had any problems so far.
By Joseph Thvedt, at
9:16 PM
I take that back re: Firefox 1.5 and PeopleSoft. It turns out that something in my profile was making it fail. Made a new profile; copied my bookmarks; and Bob's your uncle.
By Joseph Thvedt, at
2:24 PM
