I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS TIME OUT RIGHT NOW SINCE I FORGOT B4, TO SAY THANKS TO ALL OF YOU WHO TOOK YOUR PRECIOUS TIME OUT TO ANSWER MY QUESTION.  I AM GRATEFUL FOR THE KINDESS AND THOUGHTFUL EXPRESSIONS YOU ALL HAVE DEMONSTRATED ON MY BEHALF.  ,,,,AND TO THE PERSON WHO IS ANSWERER #10 WHO HELPED ME WITH A BETTER BROWSER, YOUR OFF BEAT ANSWER WAS APPRECIATED AS MUCH AS THE OTHERS.  IF MY QUESTION WAS, "DOES ANYONE KNOW A BETTER BROWSER FOR PEOPLE WITH EYEBALL CHALLENGES?", I WOULD HAVE CHOSEN YOUR ANSWER AS BEST ANSWER.  THANKS TO YOU NOW I DON'T EVEN HAVE TO POST IT NOW.  I WILL DOWNLOAD FIREFOX AS SOON AS I GET ENOUGH TIME.  YES, YAHOO YOU SHOULD GIVE US A CHANCE TO POST COMMENTS WHEN VOTING FOR A BEST ANSWER.  I WOULD LIKE TO POST TO THE PERSON WHO ANSWERED BEST AND TO ALL THE OTHERS READING WHY I FELT THIS ANSWER WAS BEST AND TO SAY THANKS TO ALL INVOLVED WITH OUT HAVING TO POST A NEW QUESTION LIKE THIS AND LEAVE COMMENTS......DUUUUUUH!!!   LOL...SMOOOOCHES!!
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Such a great idea! Yahoo should include a thank you button for the asker when the question is closed. Each asker should have a setting for if they want to receive "thank you" e-mails.\n\nBut truth be told, you CAN say thank you. When the best answer is chosen, you can leave a comment below the "asker's rating". I don't know if this works if the question was put to a vote, and I've never done it myself so don't ask my how, but someone did it to me!
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You will get opinions from everywhere. \n\nI think that Dreamweaver would be the best.  You might add some FLASH, using FireWorx later.  \n\nHave fun learning.
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I'm used to Safari. Although I also have Firefox. I like the Private Browsing option on Safari (not that I am looking at anything bad, it just prevents people from thinking I am spending all day on the internet and not working!) LOL!
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try using the eye dropper tool
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Don't we all...\n\nAnyway, Mozilla Firefox (free, mozilla.com) is the best in my opinion. For a few of the reasons, go to the link below.\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aoun9wubq3MFVDYCzh.Qc6jsy6IX?qid=1006041319281\n\nUnfortunately, littleturtleboy is right; there are still a few websites that only work with IE, but they are increasingly rare. Still, it would be a good idea to have IE ready to go just in case. Have you tried reinstalling? (If you do get IE working, Firefox is still completely worth using as you main browser.)\n\nBy the way, an internet access program is more commonly referred to as a web browser.
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I agree that there would me many benefits to having multiple versions of this site, triaged by age. Please tell the Yahoo! Answers people I say so.  I'm certain that my support will carry the day for you. ;-)
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You should try Firefox. It's safer, faster, and easier to use!! Trust me, once you start using it you won't want to go back to Internet Explorer. I've been using Firefox for what seems like forever now and I absolutely love it!! Of course, I did ,even though I didn't want to, upgrade to IE7 just for those times when I come across a website that is more compatible with Internet Explorer. Otherwise, I strictly use Firefox. \n\nI just recently put Firefox on my dad's computer for him because he still has Windows 98 and Internet Explorer 7 isn't compatible with it. He really likes it too.\n\nIf you want to try Firefox you can download it for free at http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/\n\nMy favorite thing about Firefox is the different themes that they have available for it. Yes, I said themes! What is a theme you say? Well, a theme is different colors and buttons for your browser. You can see what I mean at https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/themes/ The one I'm using right now is at https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/104/previews/ Firefox also offers a lot of different, useful extensions. You can see those at https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/extensions/\n\nI hope this helps. Good luck!!
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Can't say I've tried Y! estate to be honest but I HAVE had problems on Youtube and many other sites that use flashplayers, flash, or shockwave flash. It has caused both firefox 1.5 and 2 to both crash repeatedly - despite numerous restarts, removals, reinstalls, etc.\n\nI don't like firefox as much as I used to. I've also noticed that it eats a lot of memory sometimes for no apparent reason.\n\nGo back to IE - I know there are numerous security flaws with it but firefox is going the same way now too.\n\nBetter still switch back to good old netscape. The latest version is very good.\n\nJ
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Internet Explorer is a horrible browser. I suggest Firefox (http://mozilla.com/firefox). It's faster and safer. Plus there is tabbed browsing and a convenient search bar. Plus it's fully skinable and there are entension you can install and you won't have this ActiveX problem (I know cause I had the same problem). It's a 100% better browser
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The new page isn't quite finished yet. It's only available to viewers who are using certain browsers. Since you do have a compatible browser, you can switch back and forth as you please by using the links at the top of the page.\n\nThey're still also accepting feedback, too, if you click on the link at the bottom of the new page. There may be a few changes yet.
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I'm not totally sure of what you're asking, but I'll give it a go.   We have IE7.  You open IE and your home page, for instance Yahoo, comes up immediately.  If you "pinned open" your Favorites list, that also comes up immediately. (Like IE6, you can either have Fav open or closed).\n\nAt this point, the tab in which Yahoo came up is not fixed.  Now, suppose you want to open Yahoo Answers, you can either (1) click on Answers and it replaces the home page in the same tab (so, at this point there is just one tab open, so it's akin to being on IE6 at this point), or (2) you can hold CTRL and then click Answers, which will open a new tab for Answers, or (3) you can click on a blue arrow next to Answers if in your Favorites, which will also open a new tab for Answers.  At this point, there is one tab open with the Yahoo home page and one tab open to Answers. \n\nYou can click and search around under the Yahoo tab without affecting the Answers tab, and vice versa.  It's essentially like having two IE's open at the same time, like you have to do in IE6.  Only it's much faster and once you get the hang of it, much much easier to get around.  For instance, you can be looking at something on a multiple page site and tab it for future viewing (it'll be in it's own tab), yet continue your browsing through that site.  You don't have to back-peddle through multiple pages to find it.  It's a thing of beauty!
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try these sights good luck
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Hello there.\nWindows is behind the times -has been for a while, will be for a long time to come.  Vista won't come anywhere near Tiger, let alone Leopard, but that's another story.\nInternet Explorer is a worthless, cranky, ugly browser.  I strongly recommend that you use Mozilla Firefox- heads and tails above IE6, or 7 for that matter.  The only reason for keeping IE on your machine is that not all websites support anything else.
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very well done..just a few suggestions\n\n1) in the game page align the game list..its not proper\n2) I noticed there are no links to the the other pages from the subpages..(ie from the game page,poll page etc to the other pages like your guestbook,video pages,home page...)..it would be good to have them\n3) In the game page dont use a green color for text on a blue background..its difficult to read..\n4) Maybe you can just make the backgrounds a bit more colorful since this is mainly a entertainment website...\n\notherwise its pretty good..well done..
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Mozilla seem very slow but does appear when I click on it.\n\nDoes the flash screen appear? \n\nJust reinstalled the lastest Mozillia\n\nCheck your firewall, since you modified moz, does it have access to the internet.
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when you click on appearance...a bunch of different faces come up...anyway...on the right hand side they have..brown, hazel, blue and green colors...you just click on the color of your choice and it changes the eyes! then you jsut save!\nlet me know if you got that!\n\nglad you got it!! =)
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Here's a comparison from CNET supporting your assessment.\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/4520-10442_7-6656808-7.html?tag=btn\n\nResponses to a few earlier postings\nSAID: I know that, but its sad that most software don't support Firefox.\nRESPONSE: What software are you referring to? What are you trying to say because this is a meaningless statement as written.\n\nSAID: This is only due to the fact that firefox hasnt been in the browser market anywhere near as long as I.E.! Give it time tho, it is becoming more susceptible to adware every day!\nRESPONSE: Firefox is the open source development of what used to be the Netscape Navigator browser which was around BEFORE Internet Explorer. The security improvement of Firefox are not due to newness (otherwise IE7 which is newer than Firefox 2.0 would be more secure and it isn't). This point simply shows the author doesn't know the facts nor understand how browser security is acheived.\n\nSAID: but some sites it cant open don't know why\nRESPONSE: True. Sites that have been optimised for IE may not work with Firefox. Firefox is not a perfect solution (nothing is). You will need to keep IE as secondary browser if you want to access sites which have (against good web design principles) been designed to work properly only in IE. Alternatively you just boycott those sites as a protest against their poor design work.\n///