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16. June 2008, 16:46:14

ScarletRose

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I upgraded to the trial version of the new firefox last night.. and it got very fast again.. So it seems that there is Some Biasness towards IE and perhaps other browsers when using Firefox.. I will also warn since it happened to me. Make sure you restart your puter afterwards. If you still prefer using IE for other sites make sure to keep IE as your default browser.. Firefox tries to be number one there.. last night I couldn't use IE to play on Pogo. This morning it has been corrected but, that is due to my puter restarting.

16. June 2008, 16:55:06

alanback

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Subject: Re:

ScarletRose: If your machine gets faster every time you install a new browser, could the degradation in speed be an issue with your cache settings?

16. June 2008, 17:07:32

ScarletRose

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Subject: Re:

alanback:
Nope.. I noticed the speed issue on this site right after Fencer admitted to downloading Firefox a week or more ago..

It's
amazing how much faster my pages load once I updated to the trial
version. Others noticed a change in speed at the same time. Not
sure if Firefox is the one really at fault. It may not be compatible
with other browsers.. Would that be the first time a program didn't
want to run with another similar one.. No.. Aim (AOL Messenger) had
issues with both Yahoo and MSN. Even virus programs don't mix with
other virus programs. And I am sure if I dug around I could find more
examples.