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Nerdikarp Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"The page is not displaying properly in firefox" or "The page is not displaying properly on firefox"
1- The page is not displaying properly in firefox.
2- The page is not displaying properly on firefox.
Which is correct? And why?
Following the rules of grammar, I believe sentence 1 is most correct. Firefox is an object that CONTAINS the page, so I think the page is IN firefox.
Thanks!
2- The page is not displaying properly on firefox.
Which is correct? And why?
Following the rules of grammar, I believe sentence 1 is most correct. Firefox is an object that CONTAINS the page, so I think the page is IN firefox.
Thanks!
Top answer
Hi, 1- The page is not displaying properly in F irefox. 2- The page is not displaying properly on Firefox. Which is correct?
- Hi, 1- The page is not displaying properly in F irefox.
- 2- The page is not displaying properly on Firefox.
- Which is correct?
- And why?
- I hear both, but more often 'in' for a software reference like this.
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Hi,
1- The page is not displaying properly in Firefox.
2- The page is not displaying properly on Firefox.
Which is correct? And why? I hear both, but more often 'in' for a software reference like this. It's really just a matter of what is idiomatic.
1- The page is not displaying properly in Firefox.
2- The page is not displaying properly on Firefox.
Which is correct? And why? I hear both, but more often 'in' for a software reference like this. It's really just a matter of what is idiomatic.
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