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I use Open Office 2.0 but I prefer MS Office, simply because some things that are trivial in MS Office are **** hard to do in Open Office

The more people who block ads the more java ads you will start seeing... the ones that pop up in the window. No browser blocks those without making changes to your Java settings. What none of you realize is that ads are necessary for some places to exist. Those of you who block the ads here aren't supporting this forum. Don't get me wrong... I hate ads. I would gladly throw a couple bucks to any site I use frequently to lose ads, but I understand the need for them... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Thankfully, the adblock extension to Firefox blocks scripts as well (as defined by the filter set I'm using) Anyway back to the topic, I'm sure I will try IE7, but I doubt I will use it as my main browser. Although IE's activex is comparable to Firefox's extensions, the extensions are generally open source, which helps make entensions safer as they can be easily tested for safety by programmers. (let the flames begin!)

I will stick with Firefox as I can't see IE ever introducing ad blocking, or a modular system like Firefox's

Many of the 'features' of longhorn will be made available for xp as well, so is there any point getting it?

Audiograbber works well for me, and for a while now it has been freeware

Thanks for the install info, but after scanning with adaware and spybot, it came up with 5 results, all false positives.