I just gave my computer a system restore, and whenever I scroll up or down on my IE/Firefox, it has a very "un-smooth" transitions. How can I fix this?
I had the same problem, so instead I just started everything again with the reboot. and all the bad things went away.
The website in question is : http://ani-pock.blogspot.com/ . Please compare how it looks under FireFox/Mozilla Core and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Thanks in advance!
It's not any of those... In fact there are two main web browser IE and netscape, others are mainly extension of those two.
Unfortunatly there was a kind of war between those softwares and they disagreed on several points of rendering makinf a web page not displayed the same on both browsers... It's just a different interpretation of the same thing... Your code is not really in cause here but nor IE... It's just a annoying problem of internet web browser...
My web page renders correctly under Safari and FireFox, but not in IE. Is it my code or a bug in IE?windows 95 internet explorer
that's a pretty tough question for me to answer because i only have IE...
but if someone you know works with computers, or someone you know knows someone that works with computers, have them talk to you...and let them figure it out from there...
If you use Mac, I think Macs recently quit supporting IE. FireFox works fine for most things for me.
yes Firefox is good, as 'sanstheism' said but u have to work on it to render in IE , because most of the people around the world still using IE.
i can tell u onething, if u r using any web designing software like dreamweaver ( personally it has worked for me) tell us which application r u using it? try to work on (target) to render in IE from the beginning (scripts)itself , if its wokin with IE then its should work with other browsers.
and u may have to update the IE the latest version (6), ofcourse u can upgrade for free.
If you just currently experience this problem, that is maybe because MAC or Apple have stop updating Internet Explorer on a MAc system. So its better to start to use SAFARI / Mozilla browser from now on.
Links to the paper and information:
New Scientist Article: http://www.newscientistspace.com/article...
Paper: "Heim Quantum Theory for Space Propulsion Physics"
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Burkhard Heim Biography:
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I look on this with hope, but I don't know if it really has merrit.
I think he has more sense.
There are a lot of loonies out there.
Have any of the heavy hitting physicists (ie.Dr. MC Hawkins) looked at the "Hiem star drive" paper?windows 2000 internet explorer
Hawkins is a writer, not a physicist :)
This is a problem that, literally, happened overnight. Yesterday we were able to access the internet through Firefox or IE but today neither will see the connection without being signed into AOL first. Yahoo Messenger and AIM can see the connection just fine. Does anyone out there know what happened and how I can fix it. We are running a Dell Latitute C610 with Windows XP Service Pack 2.
How do you connect to the internet? Thru AOL, then start AOL and then after it is up and running start IE or Firefox. If thru a different provider, change the settings in IE and Firefox.
I have a wireless internet connection. I can't connect with either Firefox or IE without being on AOL.?windows themes internet explorer
IE and Firefox are browsers, so you need the ISP connection.
It sounds like you need to check the
Start%26gt;Connect To%26gt;
settings on your pc. the wireless needs to be on automatic. If you connect up and then go to the AOL (I assume is your service provider) page and have a live chat with tech support, they will help sort it out for you. My ISP starts in the background and I use FF for everything.
Alternatively, try a restore to yesterday's settings, see if that clears it up.
MS IE v6.0.2900etc.
Allowing pop-ups temporarily doesn't help.
Any idea?
Some java is just completely blocked, as the script could be a variation, or similar to a malicious, or annoyance script.
Revise your post with a URL of an example for better, more specific help.
I want firefox to be able to remember videos and other stuff ive watched on sites like youtube.
eg. if i watch a video on youtube in IE then close that window, if i want to watch the same video again all i have to do is go to its page and its already there from the last time i watched it. but when i do the same thing in firefox after closing and opening it again i have to load the whole video again.
is there a way to make firefox remember the videos?
firefox %26gt;options %26gt;privacy tab %26gt; tick cookies and select until expire in the drop down
only guess work here add to your question, i check again
How can i make firefox remember videos from places like youtube the way that IE does?download windows xp internet explorer
add it to the favorite
dangerous... that's the problem with IE6/7,, your not deleting the history and cookies.. with Fire fox you may have set it up to delete history. cookies. and private data..
if you want to save web site then save it in bookmarks that's what it is for
Are there some settings in Mozilla firefox or IE that would permit me to go back one page?
They do this as a security feature for you. Lets say you walk away from your web browser, while on a banking website or maybe you hit the log out button, but leave the page still sitting there. Anyone can come along and hit the back button and see sensitive info.
The way they make the page not available is they add a tag to the html code, that prevents the page to be cached. All webpages are cached in your Temporary Internet Folders, but if one adds the correct tag to the page, then it forces it to not cache. That is why it does not appear when you hit the back arrow.
This is the html code that stops that:
%26lt;META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"%26gt;
and it goes between the %26lt;head and %26lt;/head%26gt; tags like this:
%26lt;html%26gt;%26lt;head%26gt;%26lt;title%26gt;Welcome to my Non-Cached Page%26lt;/title%26gt;
%26lt;META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"%26gt;
%26lt;/head%26gt;
%26lt;body%26gt;
Hi there
%26lt;/body%26gt;
%26lt;/html%26gt;
If you're writing .jsp or .asp pages, then you can add this to the top of the page to accomplish the same thing:
%26lt;%response.cachecontrol = "no-cache"
response.addheader "pragma", "no-cache"
response.expires = -1
%%26gt;
Why am I unable to go back to previous pages on some secure sights ie brokerage, banks ...?microsoft word download internet explorer
This is not a setting in the browser. The sites that you are referring to are highly secure sites. Therefore, they normally set their sites up to where you can't use your back or forward buttons as an added security measure.
Most of those blocks are security procedures set in place by the sites. I don't have anyway of breaking through their blocks and that's a good thing.
Nothing to do with browser.U need to click back and click refresh
My bank doesn't allow using the back button in your browser. Also, if I double click on anything it will make me start over at log in. If I accidentally type in the wrong password, I get a letter in the mail telling me someone tried to access my account and I have to call the bank to verify it was me. SECURITY.
