I just installed Mac OS 9.1 build 2001052508 with only the Navigator 
module.  It works as expected, but I do have questions...

- Why is the Address Book still included if I didn't install Mail / 
News?  I see no function for an Address Book in a plain ol' web browser.

- Why isn't Composer a separate module?  I have a feeling that very few 
people are going to use Mozilla / Netscape for page editing, and even if 
separating Composer doesn't offer much in RAM or hard disk usage 
savings, doing so would at least make Mozilla that much less cluttered 
for those who choose not to install Composer.

- There has been conversation about the fact that Mail / News can't be 
installed without Navigator.  It seems to me that Navigator itself 
contains much of the core of Mozilla -- would it be possible to make 
this core part of the "standard" Mozilla install so that each module 
(heck, someone might even want just Chatzilla) could be installed on its 
own?

I know any of the changes I've suggested could cause tumultuous changes 
to the code that probably wouldn't be worth exploring until Mozilla as 
it is reaches a 1.0 release, but I thought I'd bring them up just as a 
thought.

TommyBee

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