freeware recommendation - Myie2

I don't understand...Is this a statement or a question?
And is OD, Object Dock or Object Desktop?
Looks to me Myie2 is a clone IE browser.







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I'll stick with Opera thanx anyway

Yes China, it's a browser........ IE6 on steriods.   It has been my default browser for quite a while.

My IE 2 is a great browser. Tabs, skins, plugins, forums, and more. Click on my nickname for a screen shot. http://myie2.com/html_en/home.htm

heh yeah ok.....but what does it have to do with OD?

/me is still confused

/me thinks OD = over dose

@China & yrag, I know you guys are just having fun;). For others out there, I believe bpatil was making a positive comment regarding the usefulness and quality of Stardock products as well as My I E 2. Have fun be positive, blah blah...

Oh, ok then...carry on

It is true if you like IE, then MyIE2 is a far superior solution. Though considering MyIE2 still reacts poorly with WB in the menus(when using a MyIE2 skin), then its very clear they are from different companies.
In fact since Webblinds doesn't provided that added functionality is precicely why I don't use it.

When using WindowBlinds in conjunction with MyIE2, you get a dirty horizontal line running along under the tab bar that's not repainted properly. It drove me nuts. I went back to Netcaptor and iRider

If you just chose to exclude MyIE2 you probably wouldn't have seen that. As I don't see it, though don't recall seeing it when I had MyIE2 included.



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thanks for the xplanations on my behalf:

1. OD is object desktop
2. both are extremely user friendly, customisable
3. look great
4. stable programs with litte resource usage
5. active user and developer community

and i love them both!!!

#11 by Chris - 8/4/2003 9:02:17 AM When using WindowBlinds in conjunction with MyIE2, you get a dirty horizontal line running along under the tab bar that's not repainted properly. It drove me nuts. I went back to Netcaptor and iRider

Either this last update (June 27), the newest version of WB, or new skinning techniques seem to have addressed that problem. At least for me. Special things I like about it are...

1) sticky collecter... a tabbed sticky note built in. You can save URLs or even scripts, and though I have not used it yet you can run scripts right from the note! Useful for me since I sometimes modify html on the run.

2) ad hunter... combined with at-guard, and a few other programs, this has virtually eliminated ads that I don't want to see.

not to mention FREE