On Thu, 01 Mar 2001 13:34:11 +0100, Christian Mattar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Carcarlo wrote:
>>
>> I think many people would appreciate a lot a Mozilla version without
>> Java, as Opera has done.
>> Many people (like me) disable Java so it's totally unnecessary for us.
>> It would be nice also to have a "browser only" version.
>>
>> Many many people use Eudora, Forte Agent and Netscape and don't want
>> to change.
>> I think it will be a successful choice to made a "browser only"
>> version of Mozilla.
>
>When you download the Mozilla-Installer, you can choose whether you want
>to install Mailnews or not.
>Java is not and has never been part of any download from mozilla.org
Thanks for the reply.
Java modules are not included into the Mozilla files? Good. I though
they were because the file size is so big... :-)
My opinion is that it will be better a separate file with the "browser
only" version, without mail and the other modules.
In Europe we pay to connect, and dowloading a file of 3 MB is cheaper
than downloading one of 10 MB.
Many people would download a browser of 3 MB, just to try it. But
nobody will attempt do download one of 10 MB just for curiosity.
We have slower connections and modems (I've a 33.6 k).
I think a smaller Mozilla file size would help the browser to spread.
--
Carcarlo, Firenze
