Some negative aspects of Mozilla Firefox browser- III
The end result of the mini sized setup file of Mozilla Firefox is that the user of Mozilla Firefox has to personally fill up all the gaps in the web browsing software application.
Whether you want to run Flash files in browser, or play Shockwave files, or Quicktime media files or even Java scripts, you will have to contact Mozilla official website to download additions to the software application.
If you have a dialup Internet connection, this brings down the sheen off the whole idea of installing Mozilla Firefox. There hardly is any sense in installing using a five MB setup file and downloading the remaining seventy five MB over the Internet.
The idea of manually searching for each and every plug in and addition, downloading it, installing it to possess the ability to view Flash, Shockwave, Quicktime and Java scripts gets on your nerves. It is almost as if the software application is free but you are forced to pay for downloading the plug ins in the form of time and effort. Another problem that is peculiar to Mozilla Firefox is the problem of improper integration with Outlook or Outlook Express. It would not have been such a bad deal if no integration was possible. Then it would have meant that one operated Mozilla Firefox and Outlook or Outlook Express separately. It would not have been a minor inconvenience that would have taken just a little time to get used to.
What causes the problem is that while Mozilla Firefox has been integrated with Outlook or Outlook Express, it has not been integrated properly. This causes the problem of the web browsing application responding very slowly to certain requests and sometimes not responding at all. Nothing could be more irritating than that. This is one flaw that Mozilla Firefox had better give a lot of attention to. If the word spreads out that Mozilla Firefox is flawed, the initial euphoria will lead to bitter disappointment.
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