Yes, that is my real email-address! Tonight, i had the “fortune” to meet a real believer of the mainstream-press. The problem, i knew this men half my life… Tonight, i realized, that people, who think for themselfes, are no longer accepted in this society. This is no chatter of someone with to much time on his hands – no, this is an outcry to people, who have the ability, to follow a movement, that will bring down this system to it’s knees. I don’t want to hear them grey mice complaining – i wan’t people, who whant this land, rotten with corruption, to burn. This text is no joke, no scam – this is the last opportunity to fight for freedom! Thanks.

I am sorry for my bad english – please, correct that text and copy it. Thank you!
bigboy190@web.de

firefox came after netscape failure.
bittorrent came after previous models of p2p failed. likewise Chrome has come because the codes of firefox, opera and the likes are outdated and cannot come up with todays rich content web sites.

and you cannot blame Wyzo because they have come with a nice and innovative way for others to follow.
some may claim firefox, opera already had this feature but Wyzo’s presentation is better than the counterparts.

*compiled for specific cpu architectures, also more secure.
*basically a GPL’ed firefox

Nice try.

Fully agree, a lot of things that are blindly credited to FireFox were actually created by Opera.

lol and now you cant get accused of being biased…

If it isn’t GPL then I’m not interested, and you shouldn’t be either.

We don’t know what’s going on inside this app, and the developers are chasing profits, not features.

PS: for me, torrents get their own dedicated client.

A Coward: Go to whois.domaintools.com if you don’t know how to use WHOIS properly.

Anyway, if you had read the complete WHOIS data you’d noticed this line:

ReferralServer: rwhois://rwhois.gnax.net:4321

If you knew how to use whois, you could now enter this:

whois -h rwhois.gnax.net -p4321 65.254.32.242

into a terminal (some rectangular thingy with text and stuff) and see who this range IP address is actually assigned to – instead of just the provider.

I think the auto-recursive output of domaintools is more dummy-friendly:
http://whois.domaintools.com/65.254.32.242

Location: United States [City: Wilmington, Delaware]

Radfactory.CO.UK, in the US?

while i do use firefox, the scary part is only having one choice – as in ibm and micro$oft.

They are flooding Gnutella massively with dubious pseudo results named “wsvsmkepa”. These results arrive verifiably (unspoofable) from 65.254.32.240/29 which assigned to RADFACTORY.CO.UK. RadFactory is a part of Radical Software.

There are also tons of fake results for each single search from the same range that contain an installer for wyzo:

“SEARCHTERM [wyzo].zip”
“SEARCHTERM [wyzo].torrent”
“SEARCHTERM bittorrent downloader.zip”

In other words, the people behind wyzo are parasites and disgusting scum. It’s quite likely that people using wyzo become part of a botnet that spreads even more spam. Steer clear of Wyzo and Radical Software!

What’s next, TorrentFreak? Advertising for MediaDefender?

Oh, no, you’re just gonna flame me for using such an inferior browser for reading shit twice a month. Go ahead, trash Firefox completely, Mozilla folks are douches anyway. What were they thinking, making an open source project like this. They could have been selling it and when new, free “competitors” arrived given it away for free like the best, last hope of humanity.

NER NER

I TOOK FFX ADDED SOME EXTENSIONS AND WANT TO FEEL SPECIAL NER NER

I would probably say for the extendability, since Opera does not offer much in that area (although it already has everything a regular user could want in a web browser built-in), although they do have those “Windows Sidebar-ish” widgets, but they don’t offer near the “power” that Firefox’s add-ons do.

Thanks Wyzo!

“Gestures, tab switching – firefox plugins.”
If you’re going to do that, at least label them correctly. “opera creations” is how it should be addressed. There’s an old saying “If it’s a Firefox feature, it was created by Opera”.

Still for the life of me wondering what people see in firefox – probably the marketing and branding. It’s certainly not the performance, standards, features, stability, security, development or ‘innovations’…

Then again, millions in advertising per year does buy a lot of users, which is why firefox is so popular.

O wait…

What caught my attention is the segmented download feature. Tried it to see if it works with streaming sites and surprise it does. I keep using some Chinese Youtube wannabes to… erm… watch stuff and this browser performs better than both FF and Chrome.

I’m not going to use it on a constant basis, but it ain’t going to the trash bin either.

all the bittorrent sites in the world are supported by sponsors/donors/advertisers it is the new busines model

http://www.h33t.com the new business model

It would be interesting if Firefox adopted Chrome’s idea of making everything a separate process (or Chrome got add-on support), so that if something on a page (or an add-on or plug-in) causes a crash, the entire browser and your downloads won’t sail into the abyss with it.

The whole thing is just pathetic.
Instead of making a “media browser” nobody will use they could have made decent torrent plugin for firefox.

http://www.opera.com/browser/

On the other hand, rtorrent+screen(/dtach/tmux) is rock-stable and uses less ressources – I love it :)