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Collector»NZ wrote:

>>
> And some of us choose to ignore it and use a real browser, cant stand IE
> now. I have downloaded it and will try in a few minutes, hope it allows
> me to keep bookmarks on the key as well.
>

You could even go the whole way and put a penguin in your pocket.
http://slax.linux-live.org/
This one includes firefox and NTFS support.

Now this is innovative and useful

http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/portable_firefox/

USB portable Firefox browser.

Dave - Dave.net.nz said the following on 30/11/2004 11:45 a.m.:
> Collector»NZ wrote:
>
>> Now this is innovative and useful
>> http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/portable_firefox/
>> USB portable Firefox browser.
>
>
> I have portible USB win95 with IE5.x
> It's kinda handy really.
>
> boot floppy gives USB support, "mounts" drive as c: and windows boots...
> someone made it for me, no idea who now, but handy none the less.
>
True you can do it with IE if you also do it with the OS on the Key as
well, but this is stand alone Firefox for windows on a USB key.

Collector»NZ wrote:
> Now this is innovative and useful
> http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/portable_firefox/
> USB portable Firefox browser.

I have portible USB win95 with IE5.x
It's kinda handy really.

boot floppy gives USB support, "mounts" drive as c: and windows boots...
someone made it for me, no idea who now, but handy none the less.

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Collector»NZ wrote:
> True you can do it with IE if you also do it with the OS on the Key as
> well, but this is stand alone Firefox for windows on a USB key.

you might be able to do it with ie4 that was put on win95... as it was
"added to" the OS as opposed to being "part of" the OS.

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Collector»NZ wrote:

> Dave - Dave.net.nz said the following on 30/11/2004 11:45 a.m.:
>
>> Collector»NZ wrote:
>>
>>> Now this is innovative and useful
>>> http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/portable_firefox/
>>> USB portable Firefox browser.
>>
>>
>>
>> I have portible USB win95 with IE5.x
>> It's kinda handy really.
>>
>> boot floppy gives USB support, "mounts" drive as c: and windows
>> boots... someone made it for me, no idea who now, but handy none the
>> less.
>>
> True you can do it with IE if you also do it with the OS on the Key as
> well, but this is stand alone Firefox for windows on a USB key.

But IE is part of Windows according to Microsofts court evidence.

Alex Axolotl said the following on 30/11/2004 11:55 a.m.:
> Collector»NZ wrote:
>
>> Dave - Dave.net.nz said the following on 30/11/2004 11:45 a.m.:
>>
>>> Collector»NZ wrote:
>>>
>>>> Now this is innovative and useful
>>>> http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/portable_firefox/
>>>> USB portable Firefox browser.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I have portible USB win95 with IE5.x
>>> It's kinda handy really.
>>>
>>> boot floppy gives USB support, "mounts" drive as c: and windows
>>> boots... someone made it for me, no idea who now, but handy none the
>>> less.
>>>
>> True you can do it with IE if you also do it with the OS on the Key as
>> well, but this is stand alone Firefox for windows on a USB key.
>
>
> But IE is part of Windows according to Microsofts court evidence.
>
And some of us choose to ignore it and use a real browser, cant stand IE
now. I have downloaded it and will try in a few minutes, hope it allows
me to keep bookmarks on the key as well.

Alex Axolotl wrote:

> Collector»NZ wrote:
>
>>>
>> And some of us choose to ignore it and use a real browser, cant stand
>> IE now. I have downloaded it and will try in a few minutes, hope it
>> allows me to keep bookmarks on the key as well.
>>
>
> You could even go the whole way and put a penguin in your pocket.
> http://slax.linux-live.org/
> This one includes firefox and NTFS support.

whats with the change in posting time... before it was fine, but this
post is showing as ~1 hour ago... quite odd really.

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Alex Axolotl wrote:
> You could even go the whole way and put a penguin in your pocket.
> http://slax.linux-live.org/
> This one includes firefox and NTFS support.

heh, the dev team must have fairly limited lives...

"Imagine walking on the street and carrying the only thing you needed in
life - the 8cm compact disk with your Live Linux CD."

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Alex Axolotl said the following on 30/11/2004 11:17 a.m.:
> Collector»NZ wrote:
>
>>>
>> And some of us choose to ignore it and use a real browser, cant stand
>> IE now. I have downloaded it and will try in a few minutes, hope it
>> allows me to keep bookmarks on the key as well.
>>
>
> You could even go the whole way and put a penguin in your pocket.
> http://slax.linux-live.org/
> This one includes firefox and NTFS support.
Bugger just used my spare key (64Mb) for Firefox, now you tempt me with
a key version of Linux, its hard to resist, but I need my 512 key for
the Tomes we write for Govt.

Be aware my next issue with Xandros is likely to be NTFS RW enabling.