<quote user="redblade7"> Now with the deletion of all "legacy" addons scheduled for this fall, I've moved to PM and am never going back. Some FF addon developers have moved to PM, namely Pentadactyl which is the reason I've left Firefox. The Mozilla Foundation is a Google tax shelter, why would you ...

<green> I did fail to emphasize the "rabid release" fiasco. For a long time stinky old </green><red>IE</red><green> was the only real browser and </green><yellow> Microsucks</yellow><green> just sat on it. It was only inevitable that better alternatives would emerge such as FF, Oprah, eventually Chr...

<green> In response to a question about why PM is different and why</green><red> FF</red><green> is in decline I am creating a split thread to break it down in some detail. In many ways </green><red>Mozilla</red><green> peaked in perhaps the Summer of 2010. For a number of years everyone in the know...

<green> It all depends on what you mean by "</green>all your files.<green>" If it was a complete drive wipeout of many sorts it <em>may</em> be possible to recover files using recovery programs such as Recuva. However, if the files were overwritten or securely shredded they are gone for good. Also, ...

<quote user="A440"> I hate software that baits the user into using it only to end up holding their work hostage if one does not buy something or spend more money. That is exactly what Prezi tried to do. They gave out educator copies of the software and then fixed it so that one could not access one'...

<green> I don't think that you are too harsh at all. Most people simply don't know these kinds of things. They see "</green><strong>FREE!</strong><green>" or look at some basic features and leave it at that. Most have no idea that there indeed are deeper issues to explore. I read the thread twice an...