> Why couldn't Mozilla-the-developer-product have a really great UI ready > for vendors to package? (AFAIK, the UIs of both Netscape and Beonex are > practically what is in Mozilla.) I'm not saying it can't. My points are two: we shouldn't describe Mozilla as "a web browser" because that doesn't do it justice, and also that Mozilla the software product made available from mozilla.org in nightly-build form is not designed for end-users (in the "millions of ordinary people" sense.) Gerv
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