I got a new browser. Maybe you should check it out.
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RealBlackStuff
Posts: 6,450 +3
Thank you, but no thank you.
Nobody in their right mind should use IE or IE-based (like Kopassa) browsers.
Nobody in their right mind should use IE or IE-based (like Kopassa) browsers.
kangaruffian
Posts: 175 +0
CrossFire851
Posts: 714 +0
It's unsupported don't get IE 7 it's also buggy as hell.
kangaruffian
Posts: 175 +0
What bugs u have found then? :suspiciou
N3051M
Posts: 2,094 +3
in ie7? dailup box likes to make itself known (and known alot with many popups), few sites wont work.. just check teh ms support forum for the whole list..
i'll just sit back and wait till vista sp3 comes up before using that thing again... so in other words.. probably never... (but who knows microsoft?)
i'll just sit back and wait till vista sp3 comes up before using that thing again... so in other words.. probably never... (but who knows microsoft?)
kangaruffian
Posts: 175 +0
Yup yup but it is still beta.. i know some sites doesnt work at all or correctly.. but i think its going 2 right direction.. i mean most people dosen't even bother to download it cause its coming from Redmond they just say right away its a piece of junk.. I think its a fast and easy to use. but its just a my opinion 
howard_hopkinso
Posts: 21,238 +17
According to some reports. Kopassa`s download is flagged as a virus by AVG and Avast.
I think it would be better to wait and see, untill more info and feedback is available.
Regards Howard
I think it would be better to wait and see, untill more info and feedback is available.
Regards Howard
howard_hopkinso
Posts: 21,238 +17
sw123 said:
It`s entirely possible for AVG to have given a false positive.
However, it`s enough for me to be wary for a while.
If you do a thorough Google search for Kopassa, you`ll see what I mean.
Regards Howard
you mean like www.mozilla.com
or www.opera.com
It's not about the website - all underground or lesser known products need promotion. It's pure coincidence (perhaps) that the best products also tend to be the lesser known ones rather than commercial versions. Sometimes, it's just not as simle as looking at a website to know which is which.
or www.opera.com
It's not about the website - all underground or lesser known products need promotion. It's pure coincidence (perhaps) that the best products also tend to be the lesser known ones rather than commercial versions. Sometimes, it's just not as simle as looking at a website to know which is which.
Is not posting on a forum about an application a form of "word of mouth"?
Word of mouth is all well and good when people already know the product, but for new products, for word of mouth to spread, it requires a base of people to find out about it first, for which a website is useful. A bit like the whole "get firefox" campagn.
And I know you think that the mozilla suite is better, but tht's besisdes the point - you yourself have mentioned firefox as a good application, and yet it needed a shameless website to become popular.
As I said, sometimes it's hard to differentiate between the good and the bad, especially for inexperienced end users.
...and while we are all well aware by now of your opinion of symantecs Norton Corporate, and the pre-2003 thing, I'm not even going to go there as it's completely off-topic.
Word of mouth is all well and good when people already know the product, but for new products, for word of mouth to spread, it requires a base of people to find out about it first, for which a website is useful. A bit like the whole "get firefox" campagn.
And I know you think that the mozilla suite is better, but tht's besisdes the point - you yourself have mentioned firefox as a good application, and yet it needed a shameless website to become popular.
As I said, sometimes it's hard to differentiate between the good and the bad, especially for inexperienced end users.
...and while we are all well aware by now of your opinion of symantecs Norton Corporate, and the pre-2003 thing, I'm not even going to go there as it's completely off-topic.
kangaruffian
Posts: 175 +0
Tedster said:
Norton antivirus 2005 it is a real system hog
twite said:
"They say that if the Windows CD is played backwards, it has hidden satanic messages.
What's worse, if it's played forwards, it installs Windows"
As much as I find the windows played backwards quite amusing, it's still off-topic. As much as I don't want to, if I see another off-topic post here after this, I'm going to have to (reluctantly) delete any post that doesn't add something on-topic and lock the thread.
Just to mention off-topic for the fifth time in the hope that someone will notice, please don't continue to post off-topic (especially after being asked to avoid posting off-topic).
Seriously though, straying too far from the subject of a thread makes it meaningless and prevents any further discussion.
Just to mention off-topic for the fifth time in the hope that someone will notice, please don't continue to post off-topic (especially after being asked to avoid posting off-topic).
Seriously though, straying too far from the subject of a thread makes it meaningless and prevents any further discussion.
