default wrote:
> On Sun, 11 Feb 2007 23:23:28 -0500, louise <louise@invalid.invalid>
> wrote:
>
>> I usually use FF with noscript - but, more frequently than
>> I would wish, FF can't render a page properly and I open
>> that page in IE using the add-on IE view lite. Perhaps this
>> is how double click makes it's way onto my system with such
>> regularity.
>>
>> But I can't stop using IE - what's the next best alternative?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Louise
>
> I'd echo beauregard with respect to Opera. Occasionally I see a site
> that won't render with FF - basically the spacing of the text will be
> wrong and some parts of text will overwrite others. Opera will work.
>
> 9 times out of 10 the poorly rendered site is still readable. I
> figured AdBlock or not allowing images from outside sites to be
> displayed was throwing the layout off. But the problem isn't severe
> enough to warrant troubleshooting.
>
> Most often it is the commercial aggressive marketing sites that cause
> problems so it is no great loss to me.
>
> No script requires you to allow sites other than the one of interest
> for some things to work. But that isn't a "rendering" problem. Most
> often problems occur with on line purchases where the site you visit
> has another site handling its credit card processing - or a picture
> stored on a different server that will pop up when the link is
> clicked..

Yes - my most frequent problems are with the smaller
purchasing sites. I can't think of one offhand to give as
an example but I know it happens on a too frequent basis (I
do a lot of online ordering).

Is there an add-on for Opera so that I can right click and
show this site in Opera the way I do with IE - in other
words, a right click "view this page in Opera"?

TIA

Louise