[LennonCook]

Originally posted by Worldslayer: Ok, i dont really care what the correct term is because you knew what i meant anyway. If you are going to correct what i say, then do it FIRST, and then after that post post whatever else you want to say.

It was an afterthought, and unimportant (relative to the rest of the post) - just me being picky. Hence why I didn't think of it the first time around, and had to go back and edit my post to add it in.

Originally posted by RevRuby: i use ie for a few reasons, 1 is that nathan is signed in to places like here on firefox, so i'm signed in through ie, helps prevent me from posting as him and vice versa. also what really upsets me is nathan set firefox to be the default browser and now i can only get messengers and stuff other than ie to open up in firefox, making it hard for me to veiw deviant art stuff of my frineds whent hey send me the link through messengers. i can see it, but can't comment without either signing in on firefox which logs me out on ie, or copy and pasting the link to ie. too much of a pain for me, it should all be simple

One solution is to use separate user accounts on the computer - your Firefox settings (bookmarks, history, saved passwords, preferences, extensions, themes, and basically everything else) can be set up individually. The same happens with alot of your Windows settings, and also settings in some other apps. Unfortunately, though, you can't have different default browsers because MS decided that that is a system wide setting (although from what I understand, the architecture is in place for it to be per-user, and other programs that set your defaults for you can hook into that). If that isn't ideal for some reason, you can set up Firefox with different profiles on the same account, which will achieve the same (the information in that link is outdated, but the stuff about setting up a profile and using a certain profile still works the same, as long as you substitute 'firefox' for 'mozilla').

also, altho i seem to be the only person with this problem, firefox would re-direct my page as i started typing a comment on deviantart.com i would end up typing away to my user page, instead of the comment box on someone's peice of art.

Have you tried asking Mozillazine? They can usually answer most questions fairly quickly. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[ 06-22-2005, 09:33 PM: Message edited by: LennonCook ]