Something in Rip's Imaskari thread causes my IE Explorer to crash every time I try to load the thread.
IE Crashing
Sun, 2005-05-08 20:40
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Mon, 2005-05-09 00:23
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Hmmm... A specific operating system or browser is needed to access Sigil... Could be something for the Urban Planescape project...
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Something in Rip's Imaskari thread causes my IE Explorer to crash every time I try to load the thread.
Well, I've just loaded up the thread three separate times on three seperate machines (one of which isn't even running Microsoft IE) and none of them have loaded with any problems.
Perhaps your IE browser is the actual problem 
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Mon, 2005-05-09 06:05
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When I get calls on this at work, the first things I ask: What version of IE are you running? What operating system? What sorts of plug-ins do you have for IE? 75% of the time it turns out to be a plug-in, like HotBar, or they've never updated their software.
I just looked at the thread and didn't notice anything too odd. I didn't look closely to the HTML source.
Besides, I highly encourage everyone to use Firefox whenever possible.
Mon, 2005-05-09 08:16
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*nodnods* Firefox is love.
And that reply works for Eric and Fell.
Mon, 2005-05-09 08:18
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I'd use Firefox but its my girlfriends computer and she always blames the things I download on her computer troubles. Just because I download Firefox and mIRC does not mean that is why the computer stopped working, dammit! And yes, its probably an out-of-date IE program, just thought I'd mention it in-case it was something more seeerious... like modrons in the plumbing.
Mon, 2005-05-09 08:32
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*nodnods* Firefox is love.
And that reply works for Eric and Fell.
I'm unlikely to ever use it.
I didn't spend the last three years working on a homebrew OS called SageOS just so I could go and purchase another company's web browser. As such, I've developed my own web browser and now use it more frequently than the machines I still have that run under Windows and IE .
So in my case, SageBROWSER is love .
Mon, 2005-05-09 08:40
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If it's fully standards compliant, then I'll love it from afar.
If it's standards-compliant but can still render pages designed for IE, then I'll sacrifice small children to it.
Thu, 2005-05-19 10:07
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Is this Homebrew OS available to everyone?
Does anyone know how to force firefox to open new tabs instead of new windows when links are clicked?
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Thu, 2005-05-19 12:28
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Does anyone know how to force firefox to open new tabs instead of new windows when links are clicked?
Tabbed browser extension has it all.
http://216.55.161.203/theonekea/tabprefs/
Fell, that's very cool, although probably the height of geekdom as well. Got any screenshots?
Sat, 2005-06-11 08:05
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Is this Homebrew OS available to everyone?
That's what my company is aiming for. It'll likely be available online (broadband access only [sorry :(]) toward the latter half of the year.
Fell, that's very cool, although probably the height of geekdom as well.
Hehe... You can say that again. It's part of the reason why I've been so absent from here over the last month (not that anybody probably noticed ). I've been helping the production team iron out the bugs for the final release later in the year.
Got any screenshots?
We'll likely have a trial version available for download within the coming months. It'll be free-of-charge and will only work for a ten-day period.
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