I was just thinking how that looked kinda neat, but I didn’t see any reason to go out of my way to privilege readers on Windows. It didn’t occur to me that some enterprising community member would’ve already done the work for me. ~.^ I love WordPress.
I prefer to do it the classic way, i find it more safe and secure, some private data just don’t need to be shared with softwares. In addition that I use firefox
The pinning feature is neat. But IE9 is not stable enough.
On my PC, WordPress Wysiwyg editor fails in IE9.
Many other javascripts crash on IE9.
I’ll just wait for the RTM. Anyhow, Firefox is my primary browser.
As always when Microsoft gets a new browser with new features, Firefox does the same, and better, i think i will stick with the Fox as a developer and as a user. Thanks anyway.
James began using WordPress in 2004. Being new to WordPress (and blogging in general), he quickly found the WordPress Support Forums and basically never left. James currently resides in sunny Southern California, where he enjoys bringing happiness to millions of WordPress.com users.
I was just thinking how that looked kinda neat, but I didn’t see any reason to go out of my way to privilege readers on Windows. It didn’t occur to me that some enterprising community member would’ve already done the work for me. ~.^ I love WordPress.
I prefer to do it the classic way, i find it more safe and secure, some private data just don’t need to be shared with softwares. In addition that I use firefox
I have implemented the plugin now. Really cool to this to the taskbar. But i want to have it for Firefox too. :/
The pinning feature is neat. But IE9 is not stable enough.
On my PC, WordPress Wysiwyg editor fails in IE9.
Many other javascripts crash on IE9.
I’ll just wait for the RTM. Anyhow, Firefox is my primary browser.
As always when Microsoft gets a new browser with new features, Firefox does the same, and better, i think i will stick with the Fox as a developer and as a user. Thanks anyway.