Cameron Hart wrote:
>
> > You can use the Gecko engine to make your own browser, see
> > http://www.mozilla.org/projects/embedding/ .
> > There are examples like Galeon, K-Meleon ... (very nice and
> > outstanding fast), but they currently don't
> > support all JavaScript stuff.
> > A few weeks ago they didn't know "alert()", current versions
> > don't know <a href="javascript:functionXY()"></a>,
> > so you have to write <a href="#" onclick="functionXY()"></a> in
> > your pages. So currently is.ns6 != is.gecko.
>
> I don't think that gecko includes a javascript engine. There are a couple of
> engines being built by the Mozilla folks.
There are only two JS engines, one written in C and one in Java, see
http://www.mozilla.org/js/ , the Netscape and the embedded guys are using
the C version, aka SpiderMonkey (think so).
> > > Thirdly, why is this email blue?
> >
> > If someone starts a thread with a pure (blue) HTML-mail and
> > everyone is just clicking on
> > the reply button and all email clients are configured to send
> > HTML-mails ... ;)
>
> I know, it pisses me off. I know how to stop outlook from sending them, but
> not if i'm replying to an html mail...
I don't know too, using NS mailclient :)
Thomas.
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