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Re: gtober post# 285199

Tuesday, 08/17/2004 11:19:25 AM

Tuesday, August 17, 2004 11:19:25 AM

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OT gt, does Firefox memorize your windows?

A principal reason I use Opera is that it memorizes all my open windows and their histories. Thus, I have my reference sources available without going through bookmarks, etc....and every time I boot Opera, I get all my windows back up where I left off.

But Opera has its own drawbacks - I run it in tandem with Netscape to get better performance from Netscape-oriented sites and as an instant backup in case either browser crashes. So I'm always looking for the best new browser. If Firefox were more java- and Flash-friendly and had Opera's window memory, I'd consider switching.

tia,

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