Yes, pages with many applets behave unpredictably and depending on the browser.
That0s
difficult to control.
Myabe you can try a trick by Bob for loading applets in sequence, one after the
other has
finished. It's somewhere on this list archive.
First time I opened your page in my Firefox 3.5.5 WinXP, I get atom coloring
and a label in
the top 5 applets. The other are plain cpk.
Applets and models got loaded in a random order.
When I reloaded the page, I got the same result.
Oh, looking at the source now I see that's what was expected. Only the first 5
have a script.
I don't think it has anything to do with the problem, but you don't need to
call jmolInitialize
more than once.
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