i can't access above portal because IE 6 does not support cookie while i enabled cookies through internet options but same problem again here.
anyone who know about this problem or soluation please kindly help me....Thanks
i can't access it either.
When I open Firefox now all of the buttons I had on my Yahoo toolbar are gone except for the Anti-spy button. They were there the last time I used Firefox though so I don't know what happened to them. I tried adding buttons but apparently they're not being saved for some reason because when I go back into the option to add buttons none of the ones I checked still have the checkboxes marked and refreshing the toolbar doesn't help either. My toolbar works fine in IE so it seems to be just related to Firefox which may mean it's problem with the Firefox browser rather than with the toolbar itself but I'm not sure. Has anyone out there had this problem too? If so, how did you resolve it? Thanks!
This is a Yahoo problem that happens for the IE and FF toolbars. You can get your buttons to reappear on the toolbar by signing out of Yahoo and signing back in.
Yahoo Toolbar buttons in Firefox are gone?internet explorer internet explorerI'm glad you asked this question, because I've been having this problem for about a month. I never manually sign out of Yahoo, so I wouldn't have ever figured it out! Thanks. Report It
I'm having the same problem. The common asnswer I keep seeing bandied about is that is the result of a extension conflict. However, I have neither installed any new extentions nor have I updated any recently. I don't have a solution to offer you but I did want to take a moment and let you know it is not just you.
Edited to add: I had uninstalled and reinstalled the Yahoo toolbar. Problem continued to exist. So I I figured I'd switch over to the Google toolbar. Well... installing the Google toolbar *fixed* my Yahoo toolbar. Even after turning off the Google toolbar, the Yahoo toolbar is still fine. Bizarre!
I'm having the same problem too, and I'm on firefox. It might be the yahoo server or something. I hope they fix it soon.
Yahoo mail will only work in its original format and not the new beta version, when I use Safari. I can use Firefox or IE just fine but I enjoy Safari. This is very annoying. Is it a Yahoo problem or a Safari problem?
Yahoo problem or a Safari problem. A little of both. Yahoo just works with the main browsers. Not everyone in the world. I Have 5 browsers and only the two work for this. I have other email companies that do the same. So we`re stuck for now .
I don't think it's fair i have to do all the house work. clean,cook,groceries,pay bills,pick up son from school, etc.). He works in a factory and i an office. So he is physically more tired when he gets home then me. When i get home i go straight to the kitchen whereas he goes to the TV set, i don't really complain during the week. The problem is the weekend. I have to make "him" breakfast, because he's hungry...than i have to make him lunch...because he's hungry...than i have to make dinner. And on top of all this I have to do the usual weekend clean up ie. wash clothes, bathroom, groceries etc. Most of the time i don't have a problem cooking but it always comes down with me asking "what do you want to eat?" because it's what he wants. This weekend I said to him i didn't want to cook or go all the way to Burger king (20min. bus ride) because that's what he wanted to eat. He got mad and said he didn't want nothing. I told him he was inconsiderate. He has not spoken to me in a week.
The dudes a bum you need to come out of the dark ages and find a REAL MAN who will show you some RESPECT and help out around the house and cook dinner tend to the children and service you too you deserve better than that for all you do Love yourself and get rid of that BUM and tell him I said so good luck CINDERELLA I have a pair of glass slippers here that just might fit GOOD LUCK youll need it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
I was updating my Windows XP and I once again installed IE 7. This is THE worst piece of crap Windows has on the internet. I installed it, then I knew I didn't want the tabs, they're annoying, so I go in and have those taken off. Then I get online and it tells me I'm working offline. I did what it said to connect and it kept trying to connect me via DIAL-UP! I'm on dsl. O.k. so now that I've uninstalled and am back online, would I have to turn the automatic updates off to keep this little icon from showing up. I want and need to update Windows, but not if I have to get that IE and please don't tell me all these other things are great because my job uses IE and I need it. Just help me with the update icon please or either tell me how to fix the problem with Internet Explorer hell.
Getting that IE is optional when you go to windows update
Go to Control Panel/Microsoft Update
This will open up IE, click custom upgrades.
You can just uncheck IE 7
Also, you should probably at least try to deal with IE 7 as it is what microsoft is going to have as there only way of using the internet. It sucks, but youll have to deal
You can also try using firefox for something to surf the net.
Am I the only person that hates Internet Explorer 7?!?internet explorer update internet explorer
I HATE IT TOO! lol you're not alone.
No you aren't the only one. I hate it and the majority of the time I use FireFox. The only time I use IE is when I am doing tests (since I design websites; I want to make sure that they work on all browsers)
FireFox has those beloved tabs and then some. I love how FireFox has firebug and the webdeveloper tool. The plug-ins that they offer kicks a*s and blows IE and the competition out of the water.
Firefox Rox
your the onlly one. i love the tabs!
honey i dont like it either it is hard to understnad very complex
Nope... you are not!
Personally I love it...However, friends of mine don't like and refer to it as Internet Exploder.
you can tell updates to ignore the IE 7 option it should be listed in the description
you can try an alternate browser, there are a few out there
i love internet explorer 7! and the tabs are great because i get on a bunch of diff. websites.
its not the best browser. if you need ie you can always downgrade back to 6 but there are a lot of hacks
I love the tabs, now I don't have to open so many windows. Also, you can use IE7 and just ignore the tabs, you don't have to use them. I mainly use Firefox though. I think it is faster than IE and the interface is better to look at.
There is no problem with internet explorer the problem is with you.
Once you have ie7 installed you do not need to use the tabs if you don't want to.
Lean something new.
Lol...True, you're not the only one...A lot of people hate Internet Explorer (or Windows for that matter). Personally, I use Mac and as for the browser I use Safari. As for Windows, my suggestion would be - remove Internet Explorer and install Mozilla Firefox. Firefox is the fastest and safest browser on the net. It supports more stuff than Internet Explorer. You can also add different plug-ins and change themes. To remove IE, go to Add or Remove Programs and remove IE7. Now install Mozilla Firefox! Trust me, after you use Firefox you would not want to go back to Internet Explorer.
I currently use Firefox, but recently I've found it's been running so damn slow and leeching memory like crazy- I don't have many extensions, and none outside of the norm (AdBlock Plus, DOM inspector, LongTitles and WOT) so I was wondering if a different browser would solve the problem?
I tried Safari/Opera a while ago, but I found them kinda clunky, whereas I found firefox easy and smooth to use straight away- do they get better when you're used to them? Is it even worth getting used to them? I begin to wonder if I ought to just wipe firefox off and do a clean install?
To be honest, I've found that often IE will load a page in half the time it takes firefox just to open a window, so I wonder if windows is kind of biased against other browsers to begin with- If I didn't hate IE so much I'd consider going back to it.
In short, other than IE, what other browsers are there, and are any of them going to be any better than Firefox?
Seriously, Firefox is the best. Here’s something for broadband people that will really speed Firefox up:
1.Type “about:config” into the address bar and hit return. Scroll down and look for the following entries:
network.http.pipelining
network.http.proxy.pipelining
network.http.pipelining.maxrequests
Normally the browser will make one request to a web page at a time. When you enable pipelining it will make several at once, which really speeds up page loading.
2. Alter the entries as follows:
Set “network.http.pipelining” to “true”
Set “network.http.proxy.pipelining” to “true”
Set “network.http.pipelining.maxrequests” to some number like 30. This means it will make 30 requests at once.
3. Lastly right-click anywhere and select New-%26gt; Integer. Name it “nglayout.initialpaint.delay” and set its value to “0?. This value is the amount of time the browser waits before it acts on information it receives.
If you’re using a broadband connection you’ll load pages MUCH faster now!
Which is the best web-browser?ie tab internet explorer
i use firefox and I.E.
both have there good points and bad points
I like Safari the best, but Internet Explorer is great too
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I like IE7 only because being the majority, it has the best compatability.
Check out Avant. It uses the IE core and has a LOT of kickass features.
Firefox ultimately is the best browser out there. IE will load some pages faster than Firefox and in my experience hotmail only really works in IE. Firefox has the most amount of add-ons. If you want to get a good addon for IE try IE pro. It offers a lot of the some add-ons as Firefox.
fire fox is most security browser but some web site not support fire fox but MS IE support most web site my opinion you install both
Firefox is
and don't trust anyone who says safari
A browsers performance is ultimately going to come down to how good your computer is and your internet connection. I have a MacBook Pro and a 7-year-old Sony Vaio running off a cable line.
On my MacBook Pro I use Flock, a great browser based off of Firefox that has all kinds of handy features for social-networking gurus (Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, etc.).
On the Vaio I use the latest version of Firefox. Even on a seven-year-old machine, the pages load quickly (not quite "Safari on a Mac" quick) and memory issues rarely arise.
In the end, it comes down to what you like. No one can tell you, you'll learn on your own.
there is a long list, including sites where you can evaluate the different packages:
http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=interne...
The main problem with Firefox 2.x is that the "memory leeching" issue is a known problem that is not going to be addressed by any updates to 2.x - the Firefox team is too busy developing 3.0 to fix 2.x
Firefox is without a doubt the best, security, and what Samuel Adams said, it can be sped up with a quick moderation of the config. Since Firefox was meant for Dial-up users.
First of all, the more you use a program, the more likely your OS will load the libraries into cache. So if you're trying out a new browser, you have to use it as your primary browser for a week or two (sometimes up to a month) before you get optimal speeds for loading up the browser. The browsing speed itself should be the same though.
Don't listen to those Firefox people.
Opera is the best internet browser around. It used to have a larger footprint than Firefox, back before Firefox 2 came out.
http://www.opera.com/download/
Opera has a built in torrent client, a built in IRC, and the SpeedDial feature is to die for. Plus, it re-opens your tabs when you close the browser right to where you were when you closed it! That's gotta be the coolest!
Opera is the only web browser that can pass the web standards test ACID2
http://www.webstandards.org/action/acid2...
Firefox and IE *do not* comply with web standards.
Reasons why Opera is better than Firefox:
* Firefox got rid of the option to block 3rd party cookies. Supposedly because it doesn't work (it does almost all the time). You can still block 3rd party cookies in FF, but you have to go to the messy about:config page - YUCK
* Opera takes up less memory space than Firefox. The plugin community is full of bad programmers (they make something that works rather than something that works efficiently).
* More and more people are switching to Firefox, so hackers have noticed this and are starting to make exploits for IE and Firefox - which makes Firefox NO MORE secure than IE. Yeah, people are going to flame me for this one, but it's true. Actually, I'd venture to say that Firefox is even more open to attack because of its open source nature. It's easier to find exploits for Firefox.
So you want to do some "hacks" in that sloppy about:config to speed up Firefox? Opera has built in support for that.
Opera
Tools %26gt; Preferences %26gt; Advanced (tab) %26gt; Network
Change Max Connections to server from 8 to 16, and the max total connections to 32. You can change them to a bunch of different things.
firefox is safer coz adware infects IE , also IE has a lot of exploits
like remote execution that doesnt happen in firefox
but I am familiar with IE
I use both
If it's running slow, download Netscape Navigator.
http://browser.netscape.com/
a piece of aluminum foil measuring 12.0 in by 15.5 in has a mass of 0.18 ounces. find the thickness of the foil in millimeters given that the aluminum has a density of 2.70 g/cm^3.
*we are required to complete the problem all in a row with only ONE equals sign at the end.
im starting out with ounces, and once i get to cubic inches i am not sure how to plug in the length and the width into the problem without stopping and starting again.
1 in^3 I ?????????? I ....
2.54^3 cm^3 I 12.0 in x 15.5 in I ....
i am pretty sure that what i did was valid, but i dont know how to do that in the proper format. i came up with 0.15 mm, which seems reasonable, but i need to know what is the correct way to set up this problem. i understand the concept of this, so i am just asking for a step by step explaination( ie, go from ounces to grams, from grams to cm^3 etc.), an explanation of the above ?????, and a confirmation of the answer.
thank you
28.34952 grams = 1 oz.
So find out how many grams of aluminum you have:
0.18 oz * 28.34 grams/ oz = 5.103 grams Al
Most people think of aluminum as 2D but really, it is a rectangular prism, and the volume of any rectangular prism is
Base * Height * width = Volume.
Since you know the density of the material, and you know the mass however, you can calculate volume that way also.
5.103 grams/2.70g/cm^3 = 1.89 cm^3
Also convert all dimensions into metric system, since that is what the problem is asking for.
So 1 in = 25.4 mm.
1 cm^3 = 1000mm^3
so 1.89 cm^3 = 1890 mm^3
So now we have Base * Height * width = 1890mm^3
We are solving for width, so width = 1890 cm^3 / (base*height)
width = 1890/(12*25.4*15.5*25.4)
width = 0.01575 mm
Your answer was off by a power of 10.
Hope this helps.
Factor label question. finding thickness given length, weight, and density of a piece of aluminum foil.?uninstall internet explorer internet explorer
0.18 oz *(1 lb/16 oz)*(454 g/lb)*(1 cm^3 / 2.70 g)*(10 mm/1 cm)^3 / [(12 in*2.54 cm/in*10mm/cm)*(15.5 in*2.54 cm/in*10 mm/cm)]
I converted the oz to grams, then grams to cubic cm, which I then divided by the product of the length and width in cm. That should end up with the thickness in mm, all in one line.
Someone check my work pleez.
