Re: What's the Big Deal with Firefox?

Howard Brazee wrote:

> On 13-Jan-2005, ScrubsFan <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 
>>While I don't really consider Mozilla to be "plain vanilla," I, too, use
>>it over Firefox.  I've tried Firefox and it's perfectly okay, but I use
>>Mozilla because of its other features, such as the mail and news
>>clients.  I prefer the suite concept over the FF + TB concept, so
>>Mozilla is just a better fit for me.
> 
> 
> If you prefer the suite concept over the best of breed concepts, then you're the
> ideal MicroSoft customer.

Why in heavens name would you reply like that to a very reasonable 
response?  Sheesh.  It doesn't even make sense.  Microsoft's analogous 
products are NOT a suite like Mozilla.  IE and OE are just like FF and 
TB: a *pair* of apps.

And "best of breed" may be arguable for FF vs. IE, I'm not sure TB is 
there yet.  Neither, separately or paired, in my experience, is a match 
for the Suite.  Just my opinion.

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Ed Mullen
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