TommyBee wrote:
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What I don't understand is the
> integration of Navigator itself into this core, making it impossible to
> install a functional browserless Mozilla (a Mail / News standalone
> application, for example).
Just because someone hasn't done it doesn't make it impossible. It
would actually be pretty easy to make a standalone mail or composer
client. All you'd have to do is remove the browser items from the menus
and start mozilla with the -mail or -editor command line option. You
would still have all the browser code but no menus to open it. You
could even delete the navigator chrome files so long as you left the
shared chrome in. In the end you could save a few hundred K of disk
space (what's that worth with HD prices what they are, about .1 cents?)
but I don't see what else you'd gain.
--Asa
