I’ve Fired IE 7.0
After using Internet Explorer 7.0 for several months now, I’ve decided to fire it as my browser of choice and hire the Mozilla Firefox browser instead. I’ve been wanting to do this for months, as I haven’t liked IE 7 from almost the moment I upgraded. However, last week I discovered that one of my fav programs, RoboForm, (a software program that maintains all of my passwords and user names) and Spurl (my online bookmark service) were finally compatible with Firefox 2.0., I pressed the button to change my default browser.
Although the new IE browser had some intriguing changes, it also had some great annoyances. One, upon installation it hid the menu bar, which took me forever to find and make it appear again, and now it doesn’t automatically refresh pages when I revisit a site — I have to do that manually.
Other than still needing to figure out how to integrate my TurboNotes program into the new browser as well as a toolbar for Adobe PDF Writer, I’ve had so many fewer problems since making the switch. I don’t think I’ll ever go back!
About the Author Donna Gunter
Best-selling author Donna Gunter works with successful business owners who are experts in their fields and established in their industry and are seeking a way to stand out from their competitors. Using her Ideal Clients on Autopilot System©, she helps them determine the exact strategies to generate more qualified leads and better-paying clients with automated systems. This proven system makes all their marketing easier and more effective and they find themselves positioned as the only choice for their clients.
