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I guess we'll have to keep it then. Stop writing in damn italics. ;)

Available here. I'm sure you've already seen it though, since you visit Nerdcore regulary. And speaking of forum images, I updated the grey-ish colour to give the forum more sharpness (the other looked too rounded).

Not really. :D

Ah well. We can wait for the logo and then redo the forum banner. :P

Mattdev121 is the man you're looking for. :D

I personally knew it wouldn't got down that easily.

But, stable it shall be. I've not ran a more stable version than rc11 cvs.

Thank you. Just vote other and post the date. Your hub website takes a while to load. :)

Maybe you should have sent me the psd. :)

"at least" want something changed? :)

Nope, this is a good topic. We'll have to ensure we express this point to users when having a choice between the clients.

I've updated the post to specify what we're hoping to achieve in coming days for the front page. I never clicked on that. :)

:)

Exactly. No point in a regular user downloading the Op client when the features/commands aren't displayed to them.

Firefox is the award winning next generation browser from Mozilla. Firefox empowers you to browse faster, more safely, and more efficiently than with any other browser. Make the switch today - Firefox imports your Favorites, settings and other information, so you have nothing to lose. Changes in 2.0 Alpha 2: Links default to opening in new tabs, not new windows Close buttons now appear on every tab, and the close behaviour is slightly different Inline spell checking in text boxes Automatic restoration of your browsing session if there is a crash Search suggestions now appear in the search box auto-complete for Google and Yahoo! New search plugin manager for removing and re-ordering search engines Improved support for previewing and subscribing to web feeds New microsummaries feature for bookmarks New Add-Ons manager improves the user interface for managing extensions and themes Updates to the extension system to provide enhanced security and to allow for easier localization of extensions New search service that supports Sherlock and OpenSearch engines Support for SVG text using svg:textPath Changes in 2.0 Alpha 1: Changes to tabbed browsing behavior New data storage layer for bookmarks and history (using SQLlite) Extended search plugin format Updates to the extension system to provide enhanced security and to allow for easier localization of extensions Support for SVG text using svg:textPath Download: Firefox 2.0 Alpha 2 This is a significant improvement on 1.5, it's stable too.. so try it out. :)

Yeah, because I like Opera appearance/toolbar over Firefox. Like you said, was faster to load and render pages. :)

Can only block images.

What things do you miss from Opera if using Firefox, grogs? Adblocking is severely lacking in Opera. All you can do i block images, no imports/exports of lists or even block google ads.

Yeah, after updating I tested it. Not bad for the average user... will help them a lot.

When I installed this it apparently messed up my dads Outlook. Guess that was because Opera decided it wanted to be the default mail client..

Could have kept it in the other topic. I already upgraded, not seen the anti-phishing feature work yet.

Exactly the same issue I had with Opera. The customisation isn't up to scratch..

Now that was funny.

Why not guess a date while you're waiting? :)

Yesterday we hit 2,000 forums posts (screenshot below). Considering we're only requesting features, discussing these possible features and posting behind-the-scenes experimental builds to enjoy I think we're doing pretty well. Something we'll all be looking forward to is finally releasing a public beta and observing the forum activity skyrocket (obviously not posting bugs/crashes though ) and the popularity of ApexDC++ rise! I believe thanks are in order to everyone who is supporting the project in it's initial stages and we hope to reward you with some goodness in coming weeks or, even, months. On a website related note, I re-wrote the donation page allowing people to see who's already supporting ApexDC++ and hopefully enticing more people to do so.