In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jonathan Wilson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What things are in the netscape branded browser (netscape 6) but arent
> available as part of the mozilla browser?
* Netscape Instant Messenger
* Spell checker
* RealPlayer 8
* Flash Player
* AOL Art Plug-in
* Various search engine descriptions
* JS active in Mail&News by default
* Netscape's icon
* Netscape's throbber
* Netscape's splash screen
* Netscape & partner logos in about:
* The string "Netscape" in the UI
* Activation
* The following personal toolbar buttons
- Shop
- Search
- My Netscape
- Net2Phone (on Windows)
* The following sidebar panels
- Buddy List
- CNN
- Stocks
- Shop
- Today's Tips
* Commercial bookmarks
- in the Bookmarks menu
- in the Search menu
- in the File menu
- in the navigation toolbar
> With these items, is anyone working to create a version of them that can
> be distributed with the mozilla browser and thats open source or
> whatever?
AFAIK, no. Except for Chatzilla that replaces the Instant Messenger
(using a different protocol).
> If noone is working on one, is there a reason other than
> "no-one is interested"?
Most of the stuff is unwanted in Mozilla. The spell checker is a notable
exception. There the problem is that no one is (AFAIK) actively working
on it.
--
Henri Sivonen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.clinet.fi/~henris/
