[Atli]

If the forum highlighter is changed, the script will have no effect. I'll let you know, though, so you don't have to keep the script installed.

What it does is actually pretty simple. It just changes the CSS class that tells the highlighter which syntax coloring to use before the highlighter executes, and loads the CSS for the C# colors.

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I've installed it, and it could be anything .

Don't worry. I wouldn't, like, try to get your online banking info or Facebook password. Promise...

[Curtis Rutland]

DanielLeone, on 26 May 2012 - 07:44 PM, said:

Doesn't work on IE.

Ummm...

Who the hell cares, more a reason to get it .

I realize that's a joke, but to answer it for real: "people with websites with hundreds of thousands of users that make their money from the site". That's who wants it to work in the most (or second-most, I think Chrome overtook) popular browser in the world.

[Atli]

Agreed, but to nitpick a little, I think "popular" is the wrong word. Most "used" is better. Popularity suggests choice, which most IE users haven't really made. They just use whatever is put in front of them.

[DanielLeone]

Yeah your're right, IE for years was the most used browser, purely because many systems were locked to it, for simplicities sake. I mean you can't have a business running 5 different browsers, well you can but it wouldn't be very efficient for maintainance and updates.

And yes, there was actually a day, a few months back, that more people were using Chrome than IE, don't know if that is constant now. I would believe this is because Chrome is actually the most popular browser.

Probably going a bit off topic here, but I think it's finished anyway.

We could always start a new one, "How many people hate IE". .

Maybe I'm being a bit unfair, sorry,

This post has been edited by DanielLeone: 29 May 2012 - 11:56 PM

[Curtis Rutland]

DanielLeone, on 30 May 2012 - 01:55 AM, said:

We could always start a new one, "How many people hate IE". .

And while we're at it, we might as well unzip, because that'd just be a circlejerk. Seriously, that topic's been done about 15 million times on the internet. That's like saying "who hates stubbing their toe?"