User talk:70.165.71.229
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[edit] About Firefox
I noticed that back in January you asked on Category talk:Wikipedians who use Mozilla Firefox why it's a good idea to use Firefox. Well, better late than never, a few reasons are:
- Firefox uses the Gecko layout engine to ensure that pages are rendered without bugs
- Firefox is fast and installs quickly
- Firefox is very secure, with built-in phishing protection and other features
- Firefox automatically spell-checks textareas, like the ones you see when editing pages on Wikipedia
- Firefox supports hundreds of Firefox addons if you want to add more features
If you have any more questions about Firefox, just drop me a note on my talk page. —Remember the dot (talk) 19:44, 14 March 2007 (UTC)
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