Kill Bill's browser.
Me no likey Microsoft. A plot is afoot that means to destroy Internet Explorer and replace it with Firefox. I support this endeavor. Get Firefox, don't use Internet Explorer. Make Bill Gates mad. Make Steve Ballmer mad... okay, make Ballmer even more mad, although that seems so impossible. Firefox good. IE bad. Tree pretty. Beer foamy.
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Seriously, y'all—if you aren't browsing with tabs, you aren't browsing. I have eight (count 'em!) pages open right now in one neat, compact window. So good. Even if you switch for the anti-IE goodness, you'll stay for the tabs.
And did I mention that it protects you so much better against malware that it's not funny?
How about the plugins? You forgot to mention the plugins.
Someone did one where you can point at a tracking number on a page, right click, and it will allow you to track by that number by shipper in the menu choices.
It's better than chocolately (or beer) goodness.
I have a firewall and a pop-up blocker already and don't care about tabs. What's in it for me?
IE sucks. Firefox is actually a smart browser. I flubbed some html code the other day and IE went nuts when it read it. But I didn't realize the code was bad because I was using Firefox and it figured out what I was trying to do.
Love love love Firefox.
Op. Er. A.
Opera's hand's down the best browser I've ever seen.
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