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[eugedunn]

Good Morning,Good Morning, Good Morning
I apoligies for not responding,
It as been a very difficult time for me, for i have lost my Partner, which i LOVED so much.
She was all of my LIFE.
But to the problem that i had, i must tell you that it as been solved with all of your help.
I could not have figured it out on my own.
I did mention that i was not what you call a WHIZ at Computer.
So i hope that i am able to feel free to ask of your help again when need be.
                                       Thank you, Thank You
                                                Plume

[z-mac]

Plume, I am glad we could help in some small way. Take care.

[eugedunn]

Thank you Again z-mac
We are extremely lucky that we have someone to relate to.
And there is always someone on standby.
Also a good morning to you  David.
                                                       Plume

[eugedunn]

Good Afternoon to all
By the amount of People whom have viewed this file, its obvious that i was not the only person having the same problem
                                      Have a good day everyone
                                                  Plume

[David]

Sorry, but I've been away for a while, and would have responded sooner to Plume for his loss.  I have in fact had my own severe health problems, past and now present, and am just now back out of hospital, with likely another visit in the near future to try to determine the real cause of the present problem.  In any event, I'm not here to whine, but to ask a question of my own.  I have used several browsers over the decades, and like cars and shoes, they each have their good and bad points, and don't we wish that there was one with all of the good ones [Rockport is the closest I've come to perfection for my own needs]?  I used Netscape myself since I found nothing drastically wrong with it for my limited use, but am now quite happy to use Safari, until told otherwise.

The question [finally]:  What does Safari lack that one might benefit by using another browser?

Thanks,

David.

[z-mac]

Shoes: Rockport or Bass (US), but the most comfort comes from a good pair of othortics.

Browsers: all have had and will have bugs. Apart from that fact of life...

Safari - the good
- likely to run better in OS X for obvious reasons
- works with media without further configuring
- Apple has shown strong commitment to making Safari a good browser
- has a version for M-Windows, for users who want the same experience
Safari - the bad
- cannot set Private Browsing as a preference
- nothing to compare to the Firefox collection of extensions
- no Linux version

Firefox - the good
- available to all operating systems; same experience everywhere, bookmark export and import
- Firefox collection of Extensions
- Private Browsing mode is a preference, and many other configurable security settings
Firefox - the bad
- installing a large number of Extensions can make the browser slower

Microsoft Internet Explorer - the good
- Private Browsing mode is a preference
- likely to run better in M-Windows for obvious reasons
Microsoft Internet Explorer - the bad
- M-Windows only
- questionable commitment; Microsoft has only started paying attention to its browser users again to direct searches to Bing (not Crosby)
- often makes the entire operating system vulnerable
- updates require rebooting the operating system

Google Chrome is "immature" but promising.

[eugedunn]

Good Evening David
Sorry to hear about your set back.
I'm sure you read that i had lost my partner.
You have to  lose someone in order to experience lonelyness.
Take care of yourself.
If there is something i can do, please do not hesitate to ask.
                        A good evening to all
                               Plume