Arachne has until now been positively narcoleptic at _my_ fingertips. All of a sudden, pauses during the downloading of page elements seem to have disappeared. Woohoo! I can now give my eyes a rest during the new blank screen phase. A year ago, each new version seemed to require a new table-writing technique. I had one heart-stopping moment just now, visiting an old page online, but that was the only instance in this session where an "R" refresh was called for, and which put things back the way I expected. I'm not too keen on the lack of guidance in the custom TCP/IP setup - a user might assume that the table of ports, IRQs etc indicated which was linked to which, just by their proximity. Anyway, at last this is getting to be fun, and not part of the World Wide Wait. I look forward to pitting her in a 100kB online dash against "Flo Jo" Opera. Jake Comments inevitably relate to the given conditions: 486-25 laptop, 256 color screen, 12MB RAM, RAMdrive _not_ used, dial-in ISP much slower now that unmetered access has been introduced. -- This mail was written by user of Arachne, the Ultimate Internet Client -- Arachne V1.64, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
