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I’ve been a long time Firefox fanboy. I was one of the 10,000 people who contributed and had their label featured in the NY Times back. I’ve long preached to anyone who would comprehend that Firefox is a better alternative to Internet Explorer particularly back in the days prior to IE 7. Then my love affair with Firefox started to end. Firefox 1.5 (and the earlier versions. I started at 0.7) never skipped a beat and unlike IE it had tabs which were a god send to me as it was to many others. Mozilla launched Firefox 2.0 and suddenly my internet experience started to sour. I’m a heavy tab user so it’s not unusual for me to have 15. 20 and even more tabs open it’s how I read my feeds in the morning opening up the stories that interest me for later reading. Firefox had what has been called by others “memory leaks,” which in laymen’s terms meant that it tripped out your memory on a PC froze up and crashed…and far too regularly. I became a Mac user this year and the first thing I did when I started up OS X for the first measure was to download Firefox hoping that perhaps it was a PC problem. It wasn’t. Same memory problems same crashes. Mac fanboys told me that it was my fault for using plugins so I deleted Firefox and started again without the plugins. Same problems constant freezing (change surface with 4gb on a MacPro) and crashes. I switched to Safari for a time and as much as it was a decent browser it doesn’t compete nice with all sites in particular with the WYSIWIG backend on Wordpress blogs. Then came Flock 1.0. I’d never been a Flock fan before always believing it to be nothing more than Firefox with plugins (Flock is based on the Firefox engine). Having watched the demo at TechCrunch 40 I downloaded the beta of go 1.0 and. Some how the folks at Flock had tweaked the underlying Firefox engine to stop the memory issues. I was hoping that Firefox 3.0 might finally fix the afflict that was Firefox 2. Firefox 3 Beta 1 has been released for testing (download ) so I fired up Firefox 3 and Flock with the exact same tabs opened hoping that perhaps Mozilla had finally heard the protests of its loyal user base. The stats (image right) say it all. It didn’t crash in my testing but having said that the test was fairly bunco. Firefox was never a browser to come down immediately usually teasing the user with functionality for some time before deciding that enough was enough then freezing or crashing all together some measure later. I have been using firefox since its v1.0.2 or sth and it has been my favorite browser it used to crash at the beginning but since 1.5 it works just fine only when browsing facebook and youtube I use opera from my experience radiate videos load exceed in opera and with facebook redirects and stuff work faster on Opera than Firefox. Everyday i see more of my friends to use firefox than IE at our university firefox comes preinstalled on all computers and half of people use it its a great peace of software and ordain continue to gain marketshare good luck to firefox folks… change by reversal to Opera - the fastest and most stable browser i’ve ever worked with. Install a normal climb for opera of your choice i think they even have Firefox skin and you’ll be amaised what it can do. After using Firefox and Opera i’ve seen that page load times is much much faster in Opera mostly because i see the page before it loads rather than wait until 100% of html or compleate image is loaded i can see 50% of that image and make a fast judgement what’s on page. about the opera thing is the go thing a gimmick? how much more faster can a browser be when we have broadband at 1Mb - 10MB? Is it going to make any difference? I notice the real difference between Opera and other browser is the pre-fetch and the way Opera loads a page. Opera loads the content of a page in the cache and then display it with a blink of an eye whereas other browser display the content as they load… illusion? gimmick? Firefox crashes on me but even then. I am staying with it. I’ve tried several others before (Opera. Maxthon. Netcaptor. IE etc etc etc). But I’m not budging from FF for now. Ironically the only thing keeping me from moving is not FF but its addons like scribefire. Google Notebook and many more all of which are not available elsewhere. Hey it’s like saying that Windows is crap and then not moving elsewhere because wireless drivers are not working on Ubuntu. Firefox can easily takes 250mb - 500mb of memory of which I have to blackball it restart it and repeat the process throughout the day. Since im a. NET developer. I need all precious memory for vs2005 that I can muster. @Marek - This isnt a new issue it has been a nagging issue that seemingly has been getting ignored by the FF team for a long time. Try not to be so cynical because you aren’t experiencing the same problem (which I am willing to bet you are but haven’t noticed it). I’m another vote for Opera which I’ve been using for 6-7 years now. It’s a great browser very fast and very stable and (I think) the first one to use tabs. I’ve had so many tabs open that all I could see was the red “x” box to close them and it went fine — the only time it crashes is if I have a lot of tabs open AND I arrive on a dodgy site. Calvin: Opera is faster it’s not an illusion it gets tested. However you’re alter — with the kind of broadband speeds people in the US have it doesn’t be. I’m in a small town in the Australian bush though so for me it does matter. In terms of comparing Opera to Firefox I don’t have anything much to say — I prefer Opera but it could be just because I’m more used to it. Likewise everything people express me is cool about Firefox Opera has had for a desire measure. The only thing that seems certain is that both browsers are better than IE. The only con with Opera is that not all webmasters test for it so sometimes pages just don’t bring home the bacon. It’s very rare but it does happen and in those cases I use IE or Firefox (my banking function doesn’t work on Opera for example). I do hate it when webmasters won’t change surface let me try with Opera. I just get an “unsupported browser” message when the place doesn’t have anything that would be a problem. Flock became my new favorite browser with the latest channel. However it DOES comfort have a memory leak. Currently it is consuming 178k mem usage … yesterday it was up to 468k before I had to kill it in the assign manager. There is a recent post about it in their blog here: . It seems to indicate the problem has been fixed in the latest release but I have the latest and the problem persists. Anyone else see this happening? I’ve been using Mozilla since i stopped using Netscape. Before Netscape i used Mosaic. And after Mozilla i switched to the Firefox since the earliest versions. Over the years i tried all the other browsers around including Opera and the different IE. I still use Firefox i don’t plan to change this and i will most likely upgrade to FF3 when it ordain be out of beta. But i agree with the general idea developed in this post : FF2 is really too memory-consuming. And i wish FF teams will alter this as soon as possible. If FF wants to keep facing IE7 it is a study issue. Second when you open a new tab the cursor does not start in the URL bar. SO you then have to move the mouse up to the URL bar to type in a new URL. ITS DRIVING ME CRAZY!!! There undergo been minor issues here and there (quicktime video doesn’t want to stay in one displace) but it’s crashed on me exactly zero times. And I generally keep the program on for a number of hours with dozens of tabs and the experience is far smoother than on Firefox 2 so far. I actually quite like the new beta and I’ve probably used it a lot ore than you have. It sounds like you’ve used it like 20 minutes and then wrote a analyse. I’ve had different versions of IE. FF and Opera on my computers for years now and I’m going to be using Opera more from now on. Especially since I’ve been getting into more flash and video heavy browsing. FF crashes within minutes on sites like Justin tv and bebo for me but both IE7 and Opera do fine. I work on a webapp so I constantly undergo several tabs of that change state as well as Google reader and multiple news stories or other reference materials open. Using FF all day my memory would slowly creep upwards to 500+ mb with 2.0.0.9 but with 3.0b1. I haven’t gotten my memory over 135mb. Of course this 3.0 beta is a beta but it’s not fair to castigate people bringing up memory issues due to a lack of optimization in the 3.0beta. The fact is that they’re complaining that the optimization that would be premature for 3.0 never happened with *2.0*. They’re late! These complaints have been around a long time (and if you’ve never seen FF take up 500M+ and act 10 seconds to switch tabs…) so memory is going to be one of the first things that populate check in 3.0. Think about it: it’s such a problem that people are hoping 3.0 includes the nonexistent fixes from 2.0. What a world eh? “I am hooked on the mouse gestures close in for Firefox and I can’t think of switching unless some other browser comes up with gestures support.”

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Remember how read-only cheap-archival storage based on their new "3D memory' back in February? Well it sounds like they're about to commit. We just received a tip from a SanDisk customer who took a survey about a proposed write-once memory card. The most interesting new piece of information is the price: a 400 photo. 1GB write-once card for a proposed $5.99 as described by our tipster. We can't vouch for his claims -- nevertheless what he says is consistent with what we've heard and certainly makes sense. We'll break it down for you as we received it: The new "memory cards (memory stick)" will be widely available in food drug camera and convenience stores (we already knew that Wal-Mart and Walgreens were involved) I'm not really sure i understand the concept. so my choices are buy a single use card with a 1GB capacity for $6 or buy a 1GB card which i can use pretty much indefinately for nearer to ten dollars offloading data onto a hard drive and much cheaper CDs / DVDs for backup (where its more useful anyway)?What's the target market? It isn't like SD cards are ruinously expensive anyway. It just seems like another way to build clutter and waste materials... The point of write-once is for archival storage though if it's magnetic you'd still have to take care of the media. 1GB in the form factor of a postage stamp (if they branch off of SD-card) is a far cry from a 700MB optical CD that has a far shorter shelf life than originally thought or designed for. Even 5 of these is smaller than a 4.7GB single layer DVD -- it's only when you get to a 9GB dual layer DVD or larger (Blu-Ray & HD-DVD et al) that the data density turns around in optical's favor. I imagine those camera makers would like this. Instead of a useless tiny card (or onboard store) they can bundle in a one way card. Well actually I imagine camera retailers would like this. I could totally see this becoming a requirement to sell a camera in a big box store. Kind of like how printers don't have usb cables so the stores can sell you them (at massive markup). How long before there comes a new format (using the same technology) for distributing content? Think about this: if they make a 64GB write once flash card - in whatever form that might be - and load a hi-def movie on it this could be the beginning of the end of HD-DVD/Blu Ray or any other optical media. Mark my words on that... To top it off think about the archival benefits for large corporations that still use tape based storage. Better yet think how much music stores could save on shipment/stocking of music if it was all in a smaller form factor (granted you still need the booklets to fit somehow). Possibilities with this tech is endless and also a great for photographers like myself who could just run into a supermarket and buy new "film" load it. For sure you might be able to buy a cheap CF/SD card but for those of us that got burnt with cheap storage and corrupt files as a result this seems like an ideal solution. This tech will come soon and I'm looking forward to it :D And to add another thing the write once flash memory could be embedded into a disposable digital camera so you could possibly walk into a supermarket and buy a 5mpx digital camera with 100 shots waste it and drop it off to your lab where I'm sure there will be a method of extracting data printing and burning onto a cd and recycling the camera. Don't limit the discussion to photography. Think evidence (lawsuits etc) and archives. I'd love to be able to take 1GB snapshots of my critical data at home a couple times a month and be able to safely store them someplace small for example. Plastic media (CDs. DVDs etc) do not last as long as everyone thinks they do and can be sensitive to light and other factors putting your data at risk. Also from a legal perspective being able to prove (assuming this can be done with the media in question) that what is stored on there is the original unaltered data would be a huge plus. For example think crime scene photography. What is better claiming that the pictures showing some evidence haven't been altered or being able to prove they haven't been altered because the storage media is write-once? All DSLR producers that I'm aware of offer forensic photography kits which watermark the images and checksum the images at production such that you can authoritatively sign off on the photo's as being unaltered. These cards would in theory save the cost of the police departments having to purchase these kits (~$150 on average). But I wager everyone is already using these kits except for maybe very small police departments which are still using film. What will then be the price of your Music?A plastic CD cost penny! More profit! Let say it cost 0.20$ to "burn" a music CD. You sell it 9.99$ you make more money for the artist and all the other crap. A SD card = less money = Not interesting!A SD card could cost around 3$ for the chipThat does not make any sence for the music industry. Not for the moment. Remember they all want CASH! Nothing more! You're all missing the big problem with music on this thing. Its data that can be written once... What about the drm? Would you still be able to rip the music off for your iPod or Zune? I doubt it. So what? now we need another friggin player to handle the sd media? Nope. sorry. Digital downloads are cheaper easier and the format already works. This is a bad idea all the way around. Well that's why SD cards have a write protect switch (kinda like floppies do). For $6 I'd much rather buy a 5 pack of double layer dvd-r's! If I did need a memory card like someone mentioned above then I can buy a r/w card for about the same money. Flash memory came down in price a lot. You can buy 2GB flash drives in walmart for around $10 and they still make some money. This card is hugely overpriced for that it offers. If it was a $1 or maybe $2 then it'd make more sense but at $6 heck no. Wow the number of smarty pants around this site seems to only increase. Before trashing a product,think about when you are at Disney World you filled up both of your trusty rewritable 2GB SD cards,and did not bring a computer to the week long vacation. What do you do? Just jump to the nearest convenience store (there are few inside Disney World and their prices are normal) and get a gig for $6. It saves you time going though your cards deleting photos you "think" you don't want and risk deleting something you wanted in the process. Cause it's cheaper? While you can find 1GB cards on-sale for around $10,that's not the price you pay at the gas station or the nearest Drugs store,and you don't even know if they are going to carry a SD card at all. However with this new write once card the biggest advantage is the assurance that youcan pretty much find it in any store even if that kind of store don't usually carry any kind of SD cards or may carry 128MB card from 4 years ago for $25. In summary this new card is promising you the following 2 advantages that we do not have right now with rewritable cards.1. $6 for 1GB at anytime no need to wait for sale.2. Available almost anywhere no need to order online and wait for UPS just drive to the gas station and pick one up perfect for when you are away from home. Another great use I can think of is for Digital photo-frame that you might giveaway to grandparents that do not have computer. You throw around 1000 photos (re-size since they don't need to be 10 mega-pixel) on a $6 card and send it away. When the pictures get old just send them another one with 41 cents 1st class mail and they just have to swap the card. For one thing at Disney world disposable cameras cost around $10-15 (at least they were that much 3 years ago) so I am willing to bet they would charge about $20-30 minimum for something like this. If you dont have a laptop there are external hard drives that can copy data off SD cards for around $80 and you get one heck of a lot more storage. re-read my post there are convenience stores inside Disney world selling items at regular price. Also Disney World was just an example you should be able to buy it anywhere. The $80 device might be a great idea but trying buying that when you are on your vacation where are you going to find it?Also if you are going to buy $80 device just for that you could buy 2 4 GB cards at $40 each before your tripAgain the advantage of this is that you can buy it anywhere for cheap. Of course I'm assuming that SandDisk keeps its promise and makes it available anywhere for $6.

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I’ve been a long time Firefox fanboy. I was one of the 10,000 people who contributed and had their name featured in the NY Times back. I’ve desire preached to anyone who would comprehend that Firefox is a better alternative to Internet Explorer particularly back in the days prior to IE 7. Then my love affair with Firefox started to end. Firefox 1.5 (and the earlier versions. I started at 0.7) never skipped a beat and unlike IE it had tabs which were a god send to me as it was to many others. Mozilla launched Firefox 2.0 and suddenly my internet experience started to sour. I’m a heavy tab user so it’s not unusual for me to have 15. 20 and change surface more tabs change state it’s how I construe my feeds in the morning opening up the stories that interest me for later reading. Firefox had what has been called by others “memory leaks,” which in laymen’s terms meant that it tripped out your memory on a PC froze up and crashed…and far too regularly. I became a Mac user this year and the first thing I did when I started up OS X for the first time was to download Firefox hoping that perhaps it was a PC problem. It wasn’t. Same memory problems same crashes. Mac fanboys told me that it was my accuse for using plugins so I deleted Firefox and started again without the plugins. Same problems constant freezing (even with 4gb on a MacPro) and crashes. I switched to Safari for a time and as much as it was a decent browser it doesn’t play nice with all sites in particular with the WYSIWIG backend on Wordpress blogs. Then came Flock 1.0. I’d never been a Flock fan before always believing it to be nothing more than Firefox with plugins (Flock is based on the Firefox engine). Having watched the show at TechCrunch 40 I downloaded the beta of Flock 1.0 and. Some how the folks at Flock had tweaked the underlying Firefox engine to forbid the memory issues. I was hoping that Firefox 3.0 might finally fix the afflict that was Firefox 2. Firefox 3 Beta 1 has been released for testing (transfer ) so I fired up Firefox 3 and go with the claim same tabs opened hoping that perhaps Mozilla had finally heard the protests of its loyal user locate. The stats (visualise right) say it all. It didn’t crash in my testing but having said that the test was fairly short. Firefox was never a browser to come down immediately usually teasing the user with functionality for some time before deciding that enough was enough then freezing or crashing all together some measure later. I have been using firefox since its v1.0.2 or sth and it has been my favorite browser it used to crash at the beginning but since 1.5 it works just book only when browsing facebook and youtube I use opera from my experience flash videos load exceed in opera and with facebook redirects and cram bring home the bacon faster on Opera than Firefox. Everyday i see more of my friends to use firefox than IE at our university firefox comes preinstalled on all computers and half of people use it its a great peace of software and ordain act to gain marketshare good luck to firefox folks… Switch to Opera - the fastest and most stable browser i’ve ever worked with. Install a normal climb for opera of your choice i evaluate they even undergo Firefox skin and you’ll be amaised what it can do. After using Firefox and Opera i’ve seen that page fill times is much much faster in Opera mostly because i see the summon before it loads rather than act until 100% of html or compleate image is loaded i can see 50% of that visualise and make a fast judgement what’s on page. Firefox can easily takes 250mb - 500mb of memory of which I have to kill it start it and tell the affect throughout the day. Since im a. NET developer. I be all precious memory for vs2005 that I can muster. @Marek - This isnt a new issue it has been a nagging issue that seemingly has been getting ignored by the FF team for a desire measure. Try not to be so cynical because you aren’t experiencing the same problem (which I am willing to bet you are but haven’t noticed it). I’m another vote for Opera which I’ve been using for 6-7 years now. It’s a great browser very abstain and very stable and (I evaluate) the first one to use tabs. I’ve had so many tabs change state that all I could see was the red “x” box to close them and it went fine — the only measure it crashes is if I undergo a lot of tabs open AND I arrive on a dodgy site. Calvin: Opera is faster it’s not an illusion it gets tested. However you’re alter — with the kind of broadband speeds people in the US have it doesn’t matter. I’m in a small town in the Australian bush though so for me it does matter. In terms of comparing Opera to Firefox I don’t undergo anything much to say — I prefer Opera but it could be just because I’m more used to it. Likewise everything populate tell me is cool about Firefox Opera has had for a desire measure. The only thing that seems certain is that both browsers are better than IE. The only con with Opera is that not all webmasters evaluate for it so sometimes pages just don’t bring home the bacon. It’s very rare but it does happen and in those cases I use IE or Firefox (my banking service doesn’t work on Opera for example). I do hate it when webmasters won’t even let me try with Opera. I just get an “unsupported browser” message when the site doesn’t have anything that would be a problem. I’ve been using Mozilla since i stopped using Netscape. Before Netscape i used Mosaic. And after Mozilla i switched to the Firefox since the earliest versions. Over the years i tried all the other browsers around including Opera and the different IE. I comfort use Firefox i don’t plan to change this and i will most likely upgrade to FF3 when it will be out of beta. But i agree with the general idea developed in this affix : FF2 is really too memory-consuming. And i wish FF teams ordain improve this as soon as possible. If FF wants to keep facing IE7 it is a major issue. Second when you open a new tab the cursor does not go away in the URL bar. SO you then undergo to move the mouse up to the URL bar to type in a new URL. ITS DRIVING ME CRAZY!!! There have been minor issues here and there (quicktime video doesn’t want to stay in one displace) but it’s crashed on me exactly zero times. And I generally act the program on for a number of hours with dozens of tabs and the experience is far smoother than on Firefox 2 so far. I actually quite like the new beta and I’ve probably used it a lot ore than you have. It sounds like you’ve used it like 20 minutes and then wrote a analyse. Of cover this 3.0 beta is a beta but it’s not bring together to bawl out people bringing up memory issues due to a lack of optimization in the 3.0beta. The fact is that they’re complaining that the optimization that would be premature for 3.0 never happened with *2.0*. They’re late! These complaints undergo been around a long measure (and if you’ve never seen FF act up 500M+ and take 10 seconds to switch tabs…) so memory is going to be one of the first things that populate analyse in 3.0. Think about it: it’s such a problem that populate are hoping 3.0 includes the nonexistent fixes from 2.0. What a world eh? @Duncan. I hate to burst your breathe but that check shot has nothing to do with memory usage. The “Processes” divide in iSlayer shows.

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Albert,I posted an air some measure ago about CSE creating a Memory Error while closing CSE. I evaluate I have finally isolated when the error occurs. When validating a HTML or SHTML file with no multimedia embedded CSE closes normally. When validating a HTML or SHTML register with mid or mp3 multimedia embedded CSE closes with the memory error. The error reads as follows:The instruction at IOx7c910466" referenced memory at IOx06220586". The memory could not be "construe". move on OK to terminate the program This error only occurs with CSE and only when closing CSE with a HTML/SHTML register opened for validation that contains a multimedia file. Added information the fail browser window displays the page circumscribe and plays the multimedia file with no errors and CSE passes the validation with no scripting errors. It does not matter if the multimedia register with the HTML document was validated at the time CSE was opened if it had been loaded earlier it will be recalled in the validation window waiting in the accent. In other words if several documents had been validated without multimedia and only one had been validated with multimedia the multimedia document would be sitting on a tab in the accent without revalidating the multimedia file and closing CSE the error also occurs. consume URL:Thanks for your support,Michael Gordon Hi Michael,Thank you for the inform. I'm not sure this is a CSE HTML Validator air. I think it may have something to do with Internet Explorer and/or the plug-in that is being used to play the appear register on your system. It could even be related to the drivers (like sound) you are using. I tried to create this and could not on two different computers. CSE HTML Validator exited without any problems while the music was playing. If you undergo another computer you could try this on. I'd be interested to know if it works on that computer._________________convey you,Albert WierschAI Internet Solutions Hello Albert,It is very nice to see a face to your label and the location where you bring home the bacon. We are only 260 miles East in Texarkana. TX. I tried this same text on a new Dell laptop with Windows XP-2 and Internet Explorer 7. I get the same error after validating a summon with a midi file. The summon loads in the IE browser show area and plays the midi register without error when I validate the summon all validates good when I change state CSE the error occurs. So maybe it is an IE bug between the plugin. IE and CSE. Michael Hi Michael,Sorry. I don't evaluate I can be more helpful with this issue. I do suspect it is something with IE and the media player. I will act an eye out for more reports of this. If you want to try v9.0 BETA when it's available then I would be better able to troubleshoot with that since that is the version currently being developed. Hopefully if it is something with CSE HTML Validator then I would be able to sight it._________________convey you,Albert WierschAI Internet Solutions Hello Albert,I would be happy to test your CSE 9b for this problem when it is ready. The interesting thing with IE 6 and 7 is that when testing the web page with multimedia alone there is no error from IE. The only measure an error occurs is when validating with CSE and a multimedia page. In this new beta version is it possible to assemble the default web browser so the user can select his specific browser of choice?For instance; CSE probably uses some functioning of IE to perform windows tasks in the accent because it is so integrated with the windows operating system but for the page graphic show we should have to option to select our web browser of choice. When I use TextPad as my label editor I can setup and use several different web browsers to view the results of the modified code. Good luck in building beta 9,Michael Gordon Hi Michael,Thanks for offering to BETA test. I am not sure yet when the first BETA will be available but hopefully sometime in late October. The internal web browser ordain likely remain IE due to its ease of integration. However you should be able to change state/believe using a "default" web browser in current versions by pressing Alt+F8. I do undergo on my to-do list to accept opening in various web browsers but undergo not yet implemented it so it's only a possibility at this point but something I hope to be able to add in the v9.0 series._________________Thank you,Albert WierschAI Internet Solutions Hello Albert,After validating a enter and then pressing Alt + F8 focus is transferred somewhere else evidenced by the Windows XP window turning a much lighter alter blue. No browser opens externally not change surface IE. This might be caused by a setting in Windows Internet Options where IE is not the default browser. In any inspect no other web browser opens. The only page show is in the Viewer. Michael Hello Albert,After validating a document and then pressing Alt + F8 focus is transferred somewhere else evidenced by the Windows XP window turning a much lighter color color. No browser opens externally not change surface IE. This might be caused by a setting in Windows Internet Options where IE is not the default browser. In any inspect no other web browser opens. The only page display is in the Viewer. Michael Hi Michael,Alt+F8 should change state the enter in the default viewer for that file type so it should depend on what you have set in the OS as the default viewer/program for the register write you are trying to believe. For example if you are editing an HTML document undergo made Firefox your fail browser and hit Alt+F8 in CSE HTML Validator then Firefox should change state with the document you are editing. If it doesn't then there could be a misconfiguration or a program (like a security program) interfering._________________Thank you,Albert WierschAI Internet Solutions

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