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By monterxz · Posted
Who could have thought that Microsoft's (not an ad business) browser is better at blocking ads than Google's (the ad business) browser. -
By ShahinD · Posted
So, Microsoft Edge should be behind Firefox and Chrome, because most average users have not heard about it and don't know it's exist. -
By margrave · Posted
adjusting cleartype did very little, almost nothing. I will continue to tell people NOT to upgrade to 11 because of this issue. If I can't customize the computer I OWN, then it's no longer MY COMPUTER! Screw MS for this omission! -
By leonsk29 · Posted
If that were the reason then Edge would be the most popular desktop browser instead of Chrome. If people can skip Edge and manually download/install Chrome, they can do it with Firefox, too. -
By +Peter Alexander London · Posted
Good Bye and thanks for the fish
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Sushubh
Dreamweaver has an option that fixes the broken HTML while opening the file. But I have to disable the option coz I need to work on files containing SSI content. So HTML in the file is almost always broken.
Is there a way to run the same process on an already opened file? Currently I have to enable the option before opening a file with invalid HTML code.
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