Outlook is every bit the giant sucking security whore that Explorer is...make haste!
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Outlook is every bit the giant sucking security whore that Explorer is...make haste!
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Maybe I'll give it a shot this weekend.
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The RSS functionality (Live links) in Firefox is a pretty major accomplishment. Thunderbird has it as well.
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Squid.. switched over to Thunderbird this morning here at work. Imported everything from Outlook without a problem. I like it alot! I'm trying to decide if I want all my RSS feeds coming into it or continue to use SharpReader.Originally Posted by [AK]Squidly
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It's got a newsreader built into it too (but you probably already know that.)
It's a nice app.
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Opera includes pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, mouse gestures, integrated searches, password manager, zooming, easy customization, detailed privacy and security options, integrated mail, news, chat and newsfeeds functionality, and much much more..
It will work on a palm pilot or a dual opteron server. Its one heck of a browser if you like functionality. Highly configurable, very fast and quite secure. Might be worth a look if your finally learning that IE is crap. Opera has been around for years and in my experience has only become better and better.
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