› Forums › Operating Systems › Windows Server 2008 › Applications Compatibility › x86, IE7Pro, Anyone try it?
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- 7th October 2008 at 17:29 #43386
Basically eliminates the need for Firefox, in my opinion. Anyone use it?
- 8th October 2008 at 16:11 #47357
I heard of it and just installed it and it works nice! Will leave it installed for the few times I use IE7. 🙂
However I don’t think it eliminates the need for Firefox:
* Firefox with the NoScript Extension is the safest browser ever (Maybe ever safer than lynx ;));
* Firefox has way more extensions than Internet Explorer 7.We will see how all browsers will evolve… For now I stick to Firefox 3.
- 13th October 2008 at 04:49 #47358
I swore by IE7 and the IE7Pro addon for a long time. Finally, I am now using Firefox3. It is better than ever, and finally can do all those things that only IE7 could do that I wanted [integration with my ReGet download manager, for example].
IE7Pro is very good, but it still eats more resources than Firefox3. And believe me I notice – 1GB of RAM and a P4 Prescott at 3GHz [ancient] haha!
Extension factor for Firefox is what makes it king I think 🙂
Also, check out MAXTHON if you like IE7! 🙂
- 14th October 2008 at 13:11 #47359
FF3 eats up 2.5 GB commit when you look in the resource monitor. It also uses 1.5 GB (in task mgr) if you leave one youtube tab and 8 browser tabs. Even with the mem limiter hack..
IE7 pro does good but I have problems with javascript anything even base IE7x64 even adding youtube to trusted sites and all that mess. so I just do flash stuff in FF and my regular browsing in IE.
any other browsers that are 64 bit???
- 15th October 2008 at 00:37 #47360
@RemixedCat wrote:
FF3 eats up 2.5 GB commit when you look in the resource monitor. It also uses 1.5 GB (in task mgr) if you leave one youtube tab and 8 browser tabs. Even with the mem limiter hack..
IE7 pro does good but I have problems with javascript anything even base IE7x64 even adding youtube to trusted sites and all that mess. so I just do flash stuff in FF and my regular browsing in IE.
any other browsers that are 64 bit???
That’s.. really odd. I have 9 tabs open, one being Facebook [heavy, uses Ruby on Steele] and the other on a YouTube paused video, a bunch of tabs for this forum here, deviantart, AutoIt forums, and the Microsoft Homepage….
Memory [Private Working Set] is 320MB. Dont dont whats wrong there. Oh and I also have about 9 addons installed.
Opera is still the best for speed and resource usage though I find. IE7 takes 5-10 seconds to load on my PC for some reason 😐
EDIT: But is as I always say, some things just tend to work better for some people/some computers. Not to mention I have a distinct feeling you are running an AMD chip…?
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