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Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback The statement "firefox loses market sharre" may be an indication that more people are using firefaox, and using the blocking capabilities effectively. Firefox allows blocking of non-content websites. These are also the sites that track browser usage.
[August 16, 2005, 15:45]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback Netscape 8 has been released over this period. It is considered to be extremely good, combining the best of Firefox and IE. It would not surprise me if the "lost" Firefox market share were to be found as converts to Netscape 8.
[August 15, 2005, 23:56]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback A couple of people have mentioned sites that only work for IE. Personally, unless I absolutely cannot avoid it, that seems like a good reason not to visit the site. It's completely contradictory to the point of the web, and in time companies will...
[August 24, 2005, 10:18]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback As long as there are people who code their web pages on the premise that only Internet Explorer users will visit them Firefox will have problems. There are still many web sites that will not work with Firefox.
[August 30, 2005, 18:15]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback I dont know what in the world could make me go back to using IE. In all truth I dont know why anyone would want to go back to IE, the only scenarios where I use IE is when a site is specifically built for it.
[August 17, 2005, 13:07]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback I don't want UK sites on my browsers, IE or FF. How can I eliminate .uk? uk has totally unnecessary information unless I live there which I do not.
[March 7, 2006, 1:32]
Marriott Loses Data On 200,000 Customers
Talkback Why would any business with a sense of responsibility for their customer's data be using unencrypted media? You wouldn't send that info to a web browser over an unencrypted HTTP link, so why wouldn't you encrypt sneakernet traffic like backup tapes?
[December 31, 2005, 15:45]
HP Loses Driver, Still Lacks Direction
Talkback I couldn't agree more with that adage. We had a HP engineer who lacked direction, he couldn't even find the building where the printer he was supposed to repair, was located! In the report log he had the cheek to put unable to contact client!
[February 14, 2005, 13:30]
RIM Loses Ground In Patent Dispute
Talkback "Any injunction, however, would not cut off BlackBerry service to government officials — only to individuals and businesses. That's just not right! I say put their (officials) service line on the chopping block too and watch the resolutions roll in.
[January 25, 2006, 12:29]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback Something smells here. Memory problems with Firefox? maybe MS is causing them so people report it, in my machine I expericence zero of it. Download problems? NONE. Firefox really beats IE in many ways, and it works in my 3 systems, MAC, PC, Linux.
[August 16, 2005, 16:30]
Marriott Loses Data On 200,000 Customers
Talkback Because they don't really care that much as long as it's not causing them probems and they keep making money. Basic security is rarly enforced, thus rendering high level encryptions and the like useless anyway.
[January 2, 2006, 23:35]
HP Loses Driver, Still Lacks Direction
Talkback To be honest, HP's biggest mistake was spinning off its test equipment business a number of years ago. If you go back just 15 years, this was a core part of the business in manufacturing test equipment for industry.
[February 18, 2005, 8:41]
Marriott Loses Data On 200,000 Customers
Talkback I think they will be making it up through proper damage control.
[January 3, 2006, 10:17]
RIM Loses Ground In Patent Dispute
Talkback And we are supposed to rely on the courts in software patent cases?
[December 1, 2005, 15:31]
Marriott Loses Data On 200,000 Customers
Talkback Rubbish, Sensitive data such as thist should have been encrypted as a matter of course. Disregard for customers security is rife in the IT industry. Money is what matters to these people.
[January 3, 2006, 17:14]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback Anna, Why so emotional? I think your reaction is the crux of the supposed sucess of Firefox, people switched for emotional reasons, they have faced the reality of the strange ways Firefox behaves and they go back, simple enough.
[August 16, 2005, 4:20]
Orange User Loses Battle Over Roaming Bill
Talkback Bye bye Orange. As it happens, I'm currently looking at getting my first ever mobile (gasp! Orange have lost my possible future custom over this. Given the circumstances, they could have at least taken this as useful 'test case' for their terms and...
[January 10, 2006, 15:03]
Orange User Loses Battle Over Roaming Bill
Talkback Unbelievable. I was considering going back to orange after a short stay with 3 but not after this. What a stupid greedy company. Fancy not telling the poor bloke - they're happy enough to text about offers this and download music ringtones blah...
[January 10, 2006, 17:32]
Firefox Loses Market Share
Talkback A couple of things; Netscape 8 came out Deer Park (The next version of Firefox) went into Alpha. Deer Park returns Netscape 5.0 by defualt. IE 7 beta also was released. Also where do they get these figures?
[August 16, 2005, 4:27]
