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Microsoft Skydrive works better with Mozilla
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Justin
Nov 19, 2012, 10:40:05 AM11/19/12
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Against Microsoft's terms of use the company I'm working for is using a
Skydrive account to access a few files across different locations. Even
though Microsoft expressly forbids using the free level for commercial
uses, we're doing anyway.
As per my previous posts I have no respect for the law or private
licensing agreements, including DRM.
On Internet Explorer 8 and 9 when one tries to switch folders, one will
click on the folder and IE does nothing. One has to his the refresh
button, then it goes into the directory we just clicked on.
In Mozilla (16) clicking on the directory automatically takes one
directly into that directory.
Kind of interesting how Microsoft can't even make its own stuff work...
with its own stuff. It even works better on Safari and Camino! I
noticed the same thing when trying to get Apple Mail working with an
Exchange server. I gave it the server info, and it just started
working. Outlook made me specify all the server information manually.
Pretty pathetic. No wonder Microsoft is doomed to fail. Just like
American railroads... Just like GM... Microsoft will simply be another
behemoth that tried to force its customers to buy their product via
proprietary standards, frivolous lawsuits and unfair licensing.
Eventually customers fought back.
Skydrive account to access a few files across different locations. Even
though Microsoft expressly forbids using the free level for commercial
uses, we're doing anyway.
As per my previous posts I have no respect for the law or private
licensing agreements, including DRM.
On Internet Explorer 8 and 9 when one tries to switch folders, one will
click on the folder and IE does nothing. One has to his the refresh
button, then it goes into the directory we just clicked on.
In Mozilla (16) clicking on the directory automatically takes one
directly into that directory.
Kind of interesting how Microsoft can't even make its own stuff work...
with its own stuff. It even works better on Safari and Camino! I
noticed the same thing when trying to get Apple Mail working with an
Exchange server. I gave it the server info, and it just started
working. Outlook made me specify all the server information manually.
Pretty pathetic. No wonder Microsoft is doomed to fail. Just like
American railroads... Just like GM... Microsoft will simply be another
behemoth that tried to force its customers to buy their product via
proprietary standards, frivolous lawsuits and unfair licensing.
Eventually customers fought back.
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