In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, jesus X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Asa Dotzler wrote:
> > TommyBee wrote:
> > > At any rate, it should be possible to strip at least the Composer
> > > interface
> > > out and leave the underlying code to remain.
> > It is possible. There isn't much in this universe which isn't. And
> > guess what? It's even easy to do. In about 5 minutes anyone familiar
> > with web development could remove the menu items associated with composer.
>
> And with Mail/News, and BAM they have themselves a "Browser only" version.
> They've gained nothing in reality, but they can walk around saying "I use the
> browser only version!" They bug the hell out of me.
They've gained the ability to use other helper applications for Mail and
News rather than having a Messenger window pop up for all mailto: links.
I know, eventually this will be possible within Mozilla as well (and
heck, it might be possible today) but until it gets to point where end
users can figure it out, an install without Mail / News makes sense (and
that is probably why such an install option exists).
> --
You might want to make your sig opener "dash dash space" as that is the
standard that programs use to remove signatures from replies. Just a
"dash dash" won't do it.
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