Using Debian Etch
GNOME Web Browser 2.14.3 Epiphany

This page is giving me troubles :
http://www.kamaradski.nl/josje/modu.../>
ight=schema

I don't understand the difference between Firefox and Epiphany.
Where do I find Firefox, maybe that gives me some advantages
in several video streams too.
In synaptic I only find translations and whatnot but no
webbrowser called Firefox.

Edmund

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I demand that Edmund may or may not have written...

> Using Debian Etch
[snip]
> In synaptic I only find translations and whatnot but no
> webbrowser called Firefox.

Try iceweasel. :-)

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Darren Salt wrote:

> I demand that Edmund may or may not have written...
> 
> [snip] 
>
> Try iceweasel. :-)
>

I already did, it gave me more problems then Epiphany.
Where is Firefox?

Edmund

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Government satellites recorded Edmund saying:
> Darren Salt wrote: 
>
> I already did, it gave me more problems then Epiphany.
> Where is Firefox?

Iceweasel is FireFox re-branded.

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On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 14:04:19 +0200, Edmund wrote:

> Using Debian Etch
> GNOME Web Browser 2.14.3 Epiphany
>
> This page is giving me troubles :
> http://www.kamaradski.nl/josje/modules.php?
name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=4753&highlight=schema
>
> I don't understand the difference between Firefox and Epiphany. Where do
> I find Firefox, maybe that gives me some advantages in several video
> streams too.
> In synaptic I only find translations and whatnot but no webbrowser
> called Firefox.
>
> Edmund

The way I always use/install Firefox, is by downloading the latest from
Mozilla,

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/

this way I always have the latest, and as soon as it is released. I
always install(just extract the contents of the .tar.gz) mine to /usr/
local/firefox, then just make a shortcut/launcher pointing to /usr/local/
firefox/firefox, make it the default browser, and away I go. When a new
version is released I just delete the folder /usr/local/firefox, and
extract the new one, and continue on. I also add -profilemanager to the
command line, eg

/usr/local/firefox/firefox -profilemanager

and create a new profile, so as it doesn't mess up/have any problems with
profiles made by certain distro's default firefox install, or in Debian's
case, Iceweasel, and just select the new profile at browser star up.



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Edmund wrote:
> Darren Salt wrote:
> 
>
> I already did, it gave me more problems then Epiphany.
> Where is Firefox?

iceweasel and firefox are the same program with different branding -
Debian cannot use the firefox branding for various reasons.

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