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Jeff’s Interview with Andrew Ozz

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  1. Banago (84 comments.) says:

    Running to read the full one …

  2. 3fay,com (1 comments.) says:

    It is hard to judge where the fault lies on whether TinyMCE or Browser

  3. Iflexion (1 comments.) says:

    Hm…
    I think that in all the cases the fault lies on TinyMCE, coz they should take into account all the attendant circumstances (browsers, etc.) while developing their product.

  4. Quinton Jones (3 comments.) says:

    I love the TinyMCE plug-in because I can finally get my blog posts to look like I want them to, but I’ve noticed that the time it takes to update a post takes considerably longer. Before using this plug-in, my refresh rate was about 5 seconds. Now, it can take up to a minute to complete the save. What’s up with that?



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