Firefox market share bounces back 6681

Uh, well, nope. Firefox has 'innovated' most of its interface. I think Opera came up with "tabbed browsing" first, but even there Firefox has improved and extended it; e.g. being able to drag-and-drop rearrange the tabs to suit the user, and so forth.

I've asked you before, and you never answered:

"... find a feature the Microsoft claims will be available in IE7 that is not currently available for Firefox."

IE is copying its forthcoming features from Firefox. Exactly the opposite of what you are claiming.

You're really too thick to enable pop-ups for particular sites? Well, okay...

No one I know. Do you have any hard data, as opposed to unsupported claims?

I'm not 'ashamed' of my bank account numbers, but I don't want them all over the web either.

You may have heard of things like "Linux" and "Macintosh". Then again, considering your usual 'highly informed' state, I wouldn't count on it.

Google for "AJAX web" some time. You don't need to use a search toolbar, though, even MSN search will turn up a few results.

-- Sincerely,

Ray Ingles (313) 227-2317

"This is a complex case with serious issues, but in extraordinary circumstances like this, it is wisest to always err on the side of life." - George W. Bush re: Terry Schiavo

As governor of Texas, Bush had more ends under his belt than any in the nation since capital punishment was resumed, and rejected clemency to a mentally retarded adult with the mentality of a 7 year old child.

Bush ignored "many notorious examples of unfairness in Texas rest penalty cases." - examples at