What is your browser home page?
Mine is rather dull...
http://www.google.co.uk/
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Dark Reaper - Posts: 474
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by Dudley on Thu Nov 09, 2006 9:38 pm
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The average game player is 33 years old.
The average age of the most frequent game buyer is 38 years old. 92 percent of computer game buyers and 80 percent of console game buyers are over the age of 18
(Source : ESA)
The average age of the most frequent game buyer is 38 years old. 92 percent of computer game buyers and 80 percent of console game buyers are over the age of 18
(Source : ESA)
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Dudley - Posts: 8594
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by Sabreman on Thu Nov 09, 2006 10:44 pm
The email account is really the crucial hub for me. Apart from emails (obviously) it gives me my mailing lists, newsgroups posts and new posts to subscribed forum threads, ebay watching stuff and all that jazz. It's my portal to the wonderful world of the internet.
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Sabreman - Posts: 859
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by necronom on Thu Nov 09, 2006 10:47 pm
SirClive wrote:necronom wrote:Google, but it only appears if I press the house icon. My browser opens with whichever pages were open when I closed it.
How so?
Because I use Opera. I currently have several tabs open. If I close Opera and re-open it, all my pages re-appear exactly as they were
I think Opera is the best browser in the world. It's fast, has mouse gestures, does my email (proper email - I'm not talking about webmail here), has a content blocker, pop-up blocker, password manager, is skinable, the layout is very customisable, has a download manager, you can scale any page to whatever size you want, and loads of extras all out of the box (no plug-ins needed like you need with Firefox), but you can add a few extras if you want to (I have something that lets me increase the size of any picture on a page independently).
Plus I think it's the most standards compliant browser there is.
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necronom - Posts: 4525
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by Utini on Thu Nov 09, 2006 11:05 pm
necronom wrote:SirClive wrote:necronom wrote:Google, but it only appears if I press the house icon. My browser opens with whichever pages were open when I closed it.
How so?
Because I use Opera. I currently have several tabs open. If I close Opera and re-open it, all my pages re-appear exactly as they were
I think Opera is the best browser in the world. It's fast, has mouse gestures, does my email (proper email - I'm not talking about webmail here), has a content blocker, pop-up blocker, password manager, is skinable, the layout is very customisable, has a download manager, you can scale any page to whatever size you want), and loads of extras all out of the box (no plug-ins needed like you need with Firefox), but you can add a few extras if you want to (I have something that lets me increase the size of any picture on a page independently).
Plus I think it's the most standards compliant browser there is.
Yeah I like Opera too - it's a quality piece of code monkey output. I also like IE7 now that it's out... it borrows heavily from most of the popular browsers, and has the added bonus of upgrading the integrated XP/IE integration features from the IE6 components previously used.
Hey, Sweden!
They're not Swedish Mac, they're Norwegian!
They're not Swedish Mac, they're Norwegian!
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by Elgin_McQueen on Fri Nov 10, 2006 12:02 am
Um, http://www.tiscali.co.uk/broadband/ so carrying on the boring theme.
Think i'm gonna change it now to http://www.imdb.com
Think i'm gonna change it now to http://www.imdb.com
TMR wrote:And you wonder why you're being labelled as elitist... you couldn't be any more elite if you were a wireframe.
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Elgin_McQueen - Posts: 6449
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by GetDexter on Fri Nov 10, 2006 1:28 am
Dudley wrote:about:blank
Dudley, I get this even if no-one else did. Was a pain when it happened to me a year ago. Had to get rid of it manually...
As requested by the Tw@t himself - his account was Hijacked and has had a change of password.
Sorry Dexter!
Sorry Dexter!
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GetDexter - Posts: 1230
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by Elgin_McQueen on Fri Nov 10, 2006 1:38 am
I've had it.
TMR wrote:And you wonder why you're being labelled as elitist... you couldn't be any more elite if you were a wireframe.
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Elgin_McQueen - Posts: 6449
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by Dudley on Fri Nov 10, 2006 8:27 am
GetDexter wrote:Dudley wrote:about:blank
Dudley, I get this even if no-one else did. Was a pain when it happened to me a year ago. Had to get rid of it manually...
Er... Wuh?
about:blank is the standard command for a blank page in every browser I've ever used. I don't want to wait for a page to load when I open my browser. I'm not going to the same page every time.
The average game player is 33 years old.
The average age of the most frequent game buyer is 38 years old. 92 percent of computer game buyers and 80 percent of console game buyers are over the age of 18
(Source : ESA)
The average age of the most frequent game buyer is 38 years old. 92 percent of computer game buyers and 80 percent of console game buyers are over the age of 18
(Source : ESA)
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Dudley - Posts: 8594
- Joined: Sun Dec 11, 2005 12:53 am
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