Re: Browser conflicts?

Onideus Mad Hatter wrote: 
I think the only browser conflict
issues that you'll run into is if you want to have multiple version of
Internet Explorer, I don't think Windows likes that much.

uggggh, who can blame it. I don't like having a single version on my system. I use FF 99% of the time, but there are a few sites that I can't avoid that absolutely won't work right except in IE. A few more sites bitch about only working with IE6 but you just download the "User Agent Switcher" extension for FF and a couple of menu clicks will tell the site that FF really is IE. Most of the time (in my experience) the sites will work fine.
-oldami
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