Firefox not ready for mainstream? Sep07 '04

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# (1 of 1): Dale » blog.dalegroup.net

7 hours, 47 minutes after the fact. (Wed 08 Sep 2004, 3:26 AM CST)

I think firefox is pretty ready for general public. My parents both use it, I was like "don't use IE because there is security issues" and that was it. The interface of a web browser is pretty much the same (different browser, or even operating system).

For workplaces, firefox *might* not be ready. Things like it doesn't listen to windows domain settings etc. Although that is a good thing ;)

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