FireFox undercover

That's exactly the way it goes with Internet Explorer. I spoke to the "IT Professional" that takes care of all the library computers over here, and she says she would much rather have FireFox on all the computers, but "state and county regulations" say that if it's not from Microsoft, she can't install it. This is because the so called "committee" that decides how all the Pines libraries in the area should operate is 2/3 Microsoft employees. I can't blame them, because they don't know any better. They were raised on Microsoft products and have no clue what Macintosh, Linux, UNIX, or open source software are. All they know is that "there's this thing called Microsoft Windows and it's the only thing that works". Stupid idiots. After talking to the "IT Professional" for a while, I finally got around to mentioning Themes for FireFox. Then she told me that if I could find a way to make FireFox look exactly like Internet Explorer, she would install it on all the computers. It has to be done this way because the "committee" comes around every few months and looks at all the computers and if they see FireFox, the "IT Professional" will lose her job. She told me that a lot of people have attempted to sue the library because credit card numbers, social security numbers, e-mail accounts, and other things have been hacked and stolen. But they can't sue the library because of the pretty "browse at your own risk" warning on IE's start page on all the computers in the library. Interesting eh?