Your top 5 applications...

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McAfee Security Suite
Internet Explorer 6
RealPlayer 10
Nascar Racing 2002 Season
Nascar Racing 4

;)
 
Well, it's been another two days and mine haven't changed. Though they are in a new order.
 
Sunny, I'm sure you purchased your top 5 (talk about against the AUP)...:rolleyes:

1 - Outlook Express
2 - Shareaza
3 - Notepad
4 - Steam
5 - WinRAR
 
Originally posted by DODGE the VIPER
Sunny, I'm sure you purchased your top 5 (talk about against the AUP)...:rolleyes:

1 - Outlook Express
2 - Shareaza
3 - Notepad
4 - Steam
5 - WinRAR

Not exactly, he didn't talk about how he got them, just that he had them.
 
1. Mozilla Firefox
2. Winamp 5
3. Photoshop 7
4. Quake 2 :D
5. MSN messenger/Trillian/ AIM.
 
1. Counter Strike
2. Internet Explorer
3. Kazaa <3 <3
4. AIM
5. Photoshop
 
Originally posted by Shannon
Meh, I'd rather just download the RSS Reader Panel extension for Firefox.
Too bad I like Safari more than Firefox though. ;)
 
1. - - - Winamp Pro 5.02
2. - - - Winrar 3.30
3. - - - MSN Messenger 6.1
4. - - - Mozilla FireFox
5. - - - Adobe Photoshop CS
6. - - - eMule/eDonkey200/Shareaza/Overnet
 
Originally posted by Super-Supra
Damn straight! Awesome find Shannon! 👍
What can I say? I'm a Firefox-whore. :O

Anyway, it's staring you right in the eyes when you go to dA's Firefox theme section.
 
I usually don't like FireFox themes, but I found one that I'm going to keep.
 
Originally posted by Shannon
Well, make Firefox look like Safari then. :p
Well, even though I'm an interface dork, that's actually not the main reason. It mostly stems down to small things... Safari's download manager is much better implemented, scrolling is much smoother, it has better CSS 2 support (nearly perfect CSS 2 support, in fact), and uses Aqua resources for form buttons instead of the horribly garish ones that Firefox brings along. Also, Safari's WebKit rendering engine is built into the system, so when it's updated, it also updates the way that Mail and the Help Center render pages.

I'll concede that Firefox has a better implementation of Bookmarks/History viewing (using the sidebar), but everywhere else I find Safari to just be much more polished. :)
 
Originally posted by Sage
Well, even though I'm an interface dork, that's actually not the main reason. It mostly stems down to small things... Safari's download manager is much better implemented, scrolling is much smoother, it has better CSS 2 support (nearly perfect CSS 2 support, in fact), and uses Aqua resources for form buttons instead of the horribly garish ones that Firefox brings along. Also, Safari's WebKit rendering engine is built into the system, so when it's updated, it also updates the way that Mail and the Help Center render pages.

I'll concede that Firefox has a better implementation of Bookmarks/History viewing (using the sidebar), but everywhere else I find Safari to just be much more polished. :)
Fine. Have your silly Mac browser then. :grumpy:
 
Originally posted by Burnout
I usually don't like FireFox themes, but I found one that I'm going to keep.

Where'd you find that one? I cant find it on the texturizer.net/firefox site.
 
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