coathanger007

Opera and MYIE 2

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coathanger007

Oops - I hope that last post won't be deleted from being off topic

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X-Istence

Firebird can manage multi identities.

BTW MyIE2 is an addon for IE, it doesnt count.

Then we have Opera, and that is not free.

Just a side note, having to have plugins to do certain stuff keeps the file size down.

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Gus K

That's what Firebird is all about, get only what you need. If you want everything from the get go, get Mozilla.

muzikool

This is the Flash plugin that exists in my plugins directory... but Flash won't work!

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coathanger007

Firebird can only manage identities through command switch and you can't switch identities easily.

Why doesn't MYIE count just because it's an add on. Consider it part of IE which is a browser which counts. MYIE only comes with useful features. Also, IE is integrated into Windows so it's going to take up space on you Hard Disk whether you like it or not regardless of which browser/add on you use. So might as well enhance it with MYIE2.

Oh, and there's the noopads freeware that converts Opera from adware to freeware LEGALLY.

Sorry, but you did drag me kicking and screaming into this off topic discussion

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Henyman

the bug is still there + a refresh does fix it

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Vector_One

I've noticed an interesting thing about Flash with Firebird. I uninstalled Flash from my computer, but kept the flash plugin for Firebird in the plugin directory. Well guess what? Flash still works.

So it turns out all you need is that little dll file in your plugin folder. You don't need to actually have the Flash software installed.

Not sure if this is news to anybody, but I thought it was interesting.

perris

I'm guessing you need to have at least installed the flash for the registry settings before you deleted the progra,, and that the dll wouldn't stand alone

I don't know though

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Vector_One

Actually, perris, that's the thing. I always remove all reg entries when I uninstall programs. So there were no "leftovers" of the Flash software anywhere on my machine.

Try it some time. I'd be interested to hear if it works for everybody, or if it was some kind of fluke.

Henyman

you only need the seperate flash pluggin for it to work i think

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perris

wow

then I'm guessing a full flash is part of the dynamic link link library(protected, original analterable)

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Henyman

all i did was download a small 300kb file + install in in my pluggins dir.

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Gus K

Installing the first time did present a few challenges. Now I just keep a copy of the plugins folders and copy it over whenever I go to a new build.

X-Istence

i can test to the fact that flash doesnt need to be installed to work.

I carry my stuff around on a USB key for easy access everywhere, and i have a copy of firebird, and was pleasently suprised that even flash worked on boxes that didnt have flash installed.

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muzikool

Anyone see the irony here? It seems that most of you can use Flash without even installing it, as long as the DLL is in the plugins folder. Yet I installed it and have the DLL in the right place, and I still can't use it! :confused:

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tstoten

muzikool,
This might be a stupid question but are you sure you are using flash test material not shockwave?
test flash at:
http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/...com/flash.html

or try starting a new firebird profile..

muzikool

To test out the plugin, I went to a site that had a collection of award-winning flash sites.

I haven't tried creating a new profile yet, so that might be something I'll have to try. Thanks for the reply.

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perris

/DEALER SURPRISES EVEN HIMSELF

ha, I figured out how to flip the favorites...WITHOUT U GUYZ HELP!!!!

here's how...feel free to go and spread this to whoever else needs it;

widoze kE +r

paste;

favorites

enter

now, just go and tapEPOO the toolbar that says "name"

voiala..inverted

now gohead and export the file.

TADAHHHHHHHHHH

*hugs self*

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Henyman

were you drunk then?

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