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Whay's with this new WYZO browser?
I installed it, but found there is little (if any) diffference from Firefox.

Any insights?

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johnn wrote:
> Whay's with this new WYZO browser?
> I installed it, but found there is little (if any) diffference from Firefox.
>
> Any insights?
>
Is that still alive? I looked at it a while back and saw no real use in
it. Looks like a torrent enhanced FF.

Lee

johnn wrote:
> Whay's with this new WYZO browser?
> I installed it, but found there is little (if any) diffference from Firefox.
>
> Any insights?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wyzo

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John wrote:
> Leonidas Jones wrote:
>> johnn wrote:
>>> Whay's with this new WYZO browser?
>>> I installed it, but found there is little (if any) diffference from
>>> Firefox.
>>>
>>> Any insights?
>>>
>> Is that still alive? I looked at it a while back and saw no real use
>> in it. Looks like a torrent enhanced FF.
>>
>> Lee
> Yes, it's still alive, but like you it's almost a mirror image of
> FireFox. I don't really use it unless I need two browsers up at once
> which is very seldom. I suppose I will be taking it out of my PC
> eventually. Your correct it is torrent enhanced.

For a backup gecko browser on Windows, I would look at KMeleon.

Lee

John wrote:
> Leonidas Jones wrote:
>> John wrote:
>>> Leonidas Jones wrote:
>>>> johnn wrote:
>>>>> Whay's with this new WYZO browser?
>>>>> I installed it, but found there is little (if any) diffference from
>>>>> Firefox.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any insights?
>>>>>
>>>> Is that still alive? I looked at it a while back and saw no real use
>>>> in it. Looks like a torrent enhanced FF.
>>>>
>>>> Lee
>>> Yes, it's still alive, but like you it's almost a mirror image of
>>> FireFox. I don't really use it unless I need two browsers up at once
>>> which is very seldom. I suppose I will be taking it out of my PC
>>> eventually. Your correct it is torrent enhanced.
>>
>> For a backup gecko browser on Windows, I would look at KMeleon.
>>
>> Lee
> Leonidas, I just looked at KMeleon as you suggested. As long as it's
> safe, and of my interest, I'll try most anything at least once. However,
> it's only for 32 bit systems. Mine is 64 bit. If it's really good they
> should come out with a 64 bit version. Thanks for the heads up on it.

Most 32 bit apps will rin fine on 64 bit systems.

Try Flock then

Lee

Leonidas Jones wrote:
> John wrote:
>> Leonidas Jones wrote:
>>> John wrote:
>>>> Leonidas Jones wrote:
>>>>> johnn wrote:
>>>>>> Whay's with this new WYZO browser?
>>>>>> I installed it, but found there is little (if any) diffference from
>>>>>> Firefox.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Any insights?
>>>>>>
>>>>> Is that still alive? I looked at it a while back and saw no real use
>>>>> in it. Looks like a torrent enhanced FF.
>>>>>
>>>>> Lee
>>>> Yes, it's still alive, but like you it's almost a mirror image of
>>>> FireFox. I don't really use it unless I need two browsers up at once
>>>> which is very seldom. I suppose I will be taking it out of my PC
>>>> eventually. Your correct it is torrent enhanced.
>>>
>>> For a backup gecko browser on Windows, I would look at KMeleon.
>>>
>>> Lee
>> Leonidas, I just looked at KMeleon as you suggested. As long as it's
>> safe, and of my interest, I'll try most anything at least once. However,
>> it's only for 32 bit systems. Mine is 64 bit. If it's really good they
>> should come out with a 64 bit version. Thanks for the heads up on it.
>
> Most 32 bit apps will rin fine on 64 bit systems.
>
> Try Flock then
>
> Lee

Actually, as a real backup try Opera. Its a non Gecko browser, and may
show issues with Gecko.

Lee