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the blog - examines the world of telecom  and  technology  from  a distinctly Canadian perspective.

the person - lives in Toronto, CA with  his  wife  and  three children, and  works  as director of community with PlanetEye Inc.
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Re: Will IE7 Kill Firefox?
by Anonymous
For Firefox: I don't understand people's complaints about memory leaks. I've been using Fx 1.5 on a 233 MHz Pentium II computer with 128 MB RAM, and didn't see any serious problems. But it is true (and you can certainly feel it on a slow computer) that IE6 was a lot faster then either Firefox or Opera. Now I'm writing this on a more modern machine. I've just tried IE7 and as someone who got converted from IE mainly because it couldn't properly magnifiy text (you young people with big monitors don't really understand how important this may be), I am very disappointed. IE7's page zooming is almost completely useless. Even though this page resizes just fine with the browser window, when I zoom the page, a horizontal scrollbar appears. On magnified pages sometimes you have to hover near the links (and not above them) to highlight them. I am really surprised to see that such an essential feature has so serious bugs.
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