Reminiscing over IE5 or IE6 fondly would strongly suggest you use current browsers the same way. I think the shell may have begun life as MyIE, which then became MyIE2, but fortunately Firefox was well established by the time it morphed into Maxthon, because aside from the terrible name, it was really buggy. At least if nothing else I could then disable/enable one of Microsoft's greatest horrors, ActiveX. Even back then, before Chrome and Firefox were around, I was using a replacement IE shell due the way IE5 and IE6 managed to suck and blow at the same time. There was nothing to like which I recall. I'm almost tempted to start using it again for browsing with scripting and cookies turned off and just use Firefox for my trusted sites where I have to use scripting and cookies. I try to make all my browsers look like IE6, I liked it so much. Too bad that IE went to crap because there were a lot of things that I really liked a 5.5 and 6.
I guess that's why it takes so long in Opera to reload a picture that you were just looking at. Opera saves five files in each folder to tell it what it needs to know. I guess Firefox saves one file that tells it all the information it needs to find all the files on a page before it loads ir. They make addons to bypass the right click denial also.Īfter some googling, it looks like Firefox and Opera (I assume Google also) don't save video and graphics to your PC like IE does. Not sure if this will help since I have mine ticked. Make sure the "clear history when Firefox closes" is unticked under Privacy or it will not store anything in the offline cache folder. I thought Firefox used to use the temporary internet files folder when it first came out since it's a system folder.
Well, if we still used that browser that nobody talks about anymore, we could use Irfanview Thumbnail viewer to view temporary internet files.
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