Anyone notice the free plug for HL?

[polobunny]

Originally Posted by One4yu2c

As part of the article, I needed to provide a pic of both Firefox 2.0 and Internet Explorer 7, and then briefly outline/describe some of the more notable features of each. For IE7, one of those features is the Quick Tab function, which displays all open tabs in thumbnail fashion (Firefox's equivalent is the Tab Catalog extension). So what I did was open up several of my favorite sites (HardwareLogic obviously being one of them), hit the quick tab button, and took a screenie for use in the article.

For anyone that doesn't subscribe to Maximum PC or pick it up from the newstand, first and foremost, shame on you! But secondly, this is the pic:


_________________________________

That being said, feedback on the article's editorial content is always appreciated too...

I wish I could pick it up.

And lol Lokie, you don't know me yet but i'm probably the less serious person here. Except Jokerswild, which is only a sicko. :P
Nice plug though.

[Panda Man]

Originally Posted by One4yu2c

For anyone that doesn't subscribe to Maximum PC or pick it up from the newstand, first and foremost, shame on you!

I'm sorry! My subscription ran out in August '06, I just resubscribed about 2 weeks ago! I'm just that lazy.

I think Rich made paul put that pic in there by beating him with a chocolate covered troll and pinching him until he squealed like a little pig!

[Jokerswild]

Originally Posted by polobunny

I wish I could pick it up.

And lol Lokie, you don't know me yet but i'm probably the less serious person here. Except Jokerswild, which is only a sicko. :P
Nice plug though.

I'm not a sicko!!!! I'm just socially challenged.

[Quakindude]

Originally Posted by One4yu2c

As part of the article, I needed to provide a pic of both Firefox 2.0 and Internet Explorer 7, and then briefly outline/describe some of the more notable features of each. For IE7, one of those features is the Quick Tab function, which displays all open tabs in thumbnail fashion (Firefox's equivalent is the Tab Catalog extension). So what I did was open up several of my favorite sites (HardwareLogic obviously being one of them), hit the quick tab button, and took a screenie for use in the article.


_________________________________

That being said, feedback on the article's editorial content is always appreciated too...

Thanks for that FF extension link Paul. I love the thumbnail view on IE7 and now I have it for FF! I usually have 6-12 open tabs at any given time and the thumbnail view can be very handy. especially if you have the IE or FF browser window sized so that you can access other apps from your desktop. I never run my browser windows maximized.

[garetjax]

I must be behind the times. I can't stand IE7. I think I am going to have to give in one of these days and try Firefox out for a month or two.

[halutzparilla]

Originally Posted by One4yu2c

As part of the article, I needed to provide a pic of both Firefox 2.0 and Internet Explorer 7, and then briefly outline/describe some of the more notable features of each. For IE7, one of those features is the Quick Tab function, which displays all open tabs in thumbnail fashion (Firefox's equivalent is the Tab Catalog extension). So what I did was open up several of my favorite sites (HardwareLogic obviously being one of them), hit the quick tab button, and took a screenie for use in the article.

For anyone that doesn't subscribe to Maximum PC or pick it up from the newstand, first and foremost, shame on you! But secondly, this is the pic:

thats totally awesome... HL rocks!!!

[One4yu2c]

Originally Posted by garetjax

I must be behind the times. I can't stand IE7. I think I am going to have to give in one of these days and try Firefox out for a month or two.

Definitely give Firefox some one-on-one time. As I was telling a buddy of mine in another thread, it took me about a week or so of dedicated use before fully appreciating all the subtleties of Firefox (prior to that, I was using IE6 with the CrazyBrowser shell). Throw over 2000 extensions into the mix, and there's nothing out there that can touch it. Opera comes close, at least in terms of functionality from the get-go, but their widgets don't compare with Firefox's library of extensions.