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jgpaiva:
To each his owh. If you prefer firefox/ie to opera, that's your business. You can't say opera isn't the most secure browser, though. It's more than proved otherwise.
Still, if you only browse in internet cafes, lashiec is very right, you really shouldn't use the preinstalled browsers there.
Here are 2 solutions:
Portable Opera
Portable Firefox
arunpawar:
Opera and Firfox are not quite useful for saving webpages.MHT format is workable only under windows it requires outlook to be installed on your system.But here so many guys are advocating opera,even if it creahes and not good for saving webpages.Again portable firefox and opera is not solution for cafes which don't allow ou to install anything.
PDF is not suitable for using to save webpages,look how much file size increase is there.Also while saving webpages look how succesfully they are saved.As far as saving webapges are concerened go with Internet explorer.
And what makes you think Apple would not like to know its customer's usage patterns as well?
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Hey apple never released any software that tracks data from users computer to their server not even licesne or system information etc.On the otherhand windows does this to check the licesne,winbdows versionetc.
Google does this by reading your email and displaying ads.also Google desktop indexes your files on computer and organizes the search engine & advertisers accordingly.Evry google software is created keeping advertisers in mind,thats why apps are free.
Sometimes MS and Apple give something for free but not with advertising intention like google.
f0dder:
For saving websites, I really love the scrapbook firefox extension. And best of all: it doesn't rely on proprietary file formats.
icekin:
And what makes you think Apple would not like to know its customer's usage patterns as well?
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Hey apple never released any software that tracks data from users computer to their server not even licesne or system information etc.On the otherhand windows does this to check the licesne,winbdows versionetc.
-arunpawar (January 15, 2008, 05:53 AM)
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Okay, I'm just curious then, how does Apple OS update itself over the internet?
Google does this by reading your email and displaying ads.also Google desktop indexes your files on computer and organizes the search engine & advertisers accordingly.Evry google software is created keeping advertisers in mind,thats why apps are free.
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If so, Google will do that on any OS their apps work on, including the Mac (if they make any apps for the mac). But fortunately, there are other options for indexing and searching besides Google that will not show advertising information. See Locate32 for a great example.
f0dder:
And what makes you think Apple would not like to know its customer's usage patterns as well?
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Hey apple never released any software that tracks data from users computer to their server not even licesne or system information etc.On the otherhand windows does this to check the licesne,winbdows versionetc.
-arunpawar (January 15, 2008, 05:53 AM)
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Okay, I'm just curious then, how does Apple OS update itself over the internet?
-icekin (January 15, 2008, 06:37 AM)
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Does it do that at all? I thought you had to shell out $100 for every point release :]
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