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Wow, the announcement yesterday certainly hit the Net. Check out how many people have been digging the Techcrunch post since yesterday. As usual a lot of negative comments, but that was expected, same old arguments based on miss perception, wrong information, and mostly by people who have never downloaded and really used Maxthon. Come on people, it’s not a religion! It’s just a browser, live and let live!
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I have used Crazy Browser ( www.crazybrowser.com ) and sometimes find it doesn't have some of the bugs I've run accross in Maxthon. However, it does have a few of its own. I use both browsers so when I run into problems with one I switch to the other. Good stuff!
Posted by: Josh | June 15, 2006 at 06:24 PM
I got dugg for supporting maxthon...
http://digg.com/security/Website_wants_you_to_dump_Firefox,_says_you_ll_love_Explorer_
..and i'm proud of it. (read the comments) I had to take the code down because my site was practically being DDOSed.
Its a great browser!
Can't wait until public beta of Maxthon2
Posted by: Ari | May 24, 2006 at 03:31 AM
Maxthon รจ assolutamente meraviglioso! Vergogna-ti, MS! Il Maxthon team ha superato tutto quello che avete fatto!
Posted by: Art Sieders | May 24, 2006 at 02:09 AM
I've been using maxthon for well over a year, and I've managed to convert a few firefox freaks!
Maxthon is the best! I have most of the fuctions of firefox, but the stable viewing of 99.9% websites, since most websites are still set up for IE!
Posted by: John Mitchell | May 22, 2006 at 12:12 PM