I found that configuring Netscape to use a Proxy Server (even
though I didn't have one) instead of a direct connection seemed to
work. I just set the port #s to all 0. The rest of the fields I left
blank. I did this on a Win95 machine that was using a Linux
Internet gateway with diald and ip masquerade running.
I was tired of Netscape always starting a connection whenever I
wanted to look at tour intranet site. This seemed to handle it. I
can now start and close netscape without diald getting involved.
Bill
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> Yes, but how do you stop Netscape from bringing up the link when you close the
> browser window? I just want to rant about this one more time: Don't those stupid
> idiots at Netscape realize that when you CLOSE the windows it means you are
> FINISHED looking at that page? IMO it should be regarded as criminal that they
> have let this stupid "feature" persist for so long, through version after
> version.
>
> Anyway, for the umpteenth time - if anyone has managed to defeat this behaviour
> or if there is even anyone who really does know for sure what is happening and
> why - please share your knowledge...
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