China DOS Union

I find that each browser has some annoying aspects.

IE is more prone to getting into trouble, and it's not convenient to switch between windows one by one.

Firefox seems to be relatively slow, and there are also problems when browsing pages like btchina.

Opera's full - page zoom is very appealing, but it's too cumbersome to switch proxy servers.

Firefox has some command - line options such as - p, - new - window, - chrome, which is relatively convenient.

Haha, usually I use firefox more often : )

Firefox + IETab is better.

I use greenbrowser.

Is page zooming scaling the entire web page proportionally? Just enter the code in the IE address bar and press Enter.

Zoom in 1.5 times

javascript:void(s=document.body.style);void(z=s.getAttribute('zoom'));if(z){s.setAttribute('zoom',(parseInt(z)+50)+'%');}else s.setAttribute('zoom','150%')

Zoom out 0.5 times

javascript:void(s=document.body.style);void(z=s.getAttribute('zoom'));if(z){s.setAttribute('zoom',(parseInt(z)-50)+'%');}else s.setAttribute('zoom','50%')

You can create a "Zoom In.url" shortcut and put it in the "Links" bar of Favorites. Just click it when you need to zoom in. Hehe, it's very convenient.

[ Last edited by electronixtar on 2006-5-7 at 12:27 ]

I like using Maxthon, I'm already used to it, and I think GreenBrowser and Tencent are not as easy to use as Maxthon.

Although Firefox's page loading speed is fast enough, it consumes a lot of memory!

Maxthon is pretty good. I used it for a long time before. Especially, it's really convenient that you can choose the last opened tab pages every time you start it. But Firefox can't. Even if you install an extension, you can either open all or none.

Those two lines of JavaScript are impressive, but as soon as you click a link, it goes back to the original state. I can only make a shortcut as you said. But there are both drawbacks and advantages. Sometimes when looking at pictures, you don't need to enlarge them; )

IE, of course IE.
In fact, Microsoft's stuff is still quite useful, it doesn't need to be installed separately, and has good compatibility.
If you like getting hit by malware when using IE, it's because the system isn't set up properly.
I've always used IE and have gotten used to it. Occasionally when I use other browsers, I feel quite awkward.

There's no way, almost all websites are compatible with IE, but IE doesn't need to bother taking them into account, while Firefox doesn't have this advantage. However, Firefox + adblock + tabmix is the best for accessing php forums.

Recently used the latest version of Firefox and found that the font is really ugly. I wonder if there's a way to fix it?

If you find the forum font not to your liking, you can set the minimum font size to 12 points in Firefox settings.

I use Firefox to view web pages and the characters are distorted, and there are also garbled characters. There are only options to shrink and enlarge the font. Still, IE is better!

[ Last edited by afnspy on 2006-5-30 at 20:26 ]

The statistics on the original forum homepage have quietly been counting the number of browsers and their proportions:
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/stats.php?type=agent

The most are using MSIE. The proportion of "Other" is also quite a lot, but I don't know if this "Other" refers to browsers based on the IE kernel like Maxthon, GreenBrowser, Tencent TT, etc.?

What makes me even more puzzled is that in the statistics of "operating systems", there are not many Windows, and Linux, Mac, SunOS are even fewer. The "Other" actually accounts for half the江山! What system does this "Other" refer to? Could it be pure DOS and other systems I haven't seen?

Linux 1734 ranked third, that's good
OS/2 1 I don't know which one you are referring to, buddy?
Mac 82 There are still quite a few people using this high-end computer, not easy!