Robert Zaichkowski wrote: > Good evening! > > For Netscape 6.x and Mozilla 0.9.x, I have come up with the demand for > the following features : > > 1. ActiveX support >
IIRC this has been considered several times (I think they even got a version working in Netscape 4.0) but it has been rejected because there is no way to make it secure. > > 2. HTTP Mail Server Support > Is this a W3C standard? If not, then go to the W3C first (no one mention favicons!) > > 3. Improve File Manager Capabilities > > How? By allowing users to view information on hard drives. file:///c:/ (I guess unix would be file:////) > By adding a tab that will allow users to view all the folders in the hard drive. Isn't this what you just said? > By allowing users to move, copy, and delete some of the files. Hmm, check bugzilla for these, and file a bug if you can't see any duplicates. > > 4. Better Font Support for Mail&News and Composer > Others have mentioned this before, I'm sure it is an intended feature rather than a bug. > > There's also one thing which I think should be removed (From Netscape > 6.x, that is) : > > Remove that friggin' AOL on Desktop! A marketing decision, and not much anyone can complain about. (They are giving you a browser remember, is an icon on the desktop such a high price to pay? Especially as it can be deleted. > > If Netscape and Mozilla could inplement some of these features in their > upcoming browsers, then that would really help bring back some more of > the former Netscape users who went for the damned Internet Explorer. > Don't get disheartened by the negative comments in this an other posts. These are features that shouldn't/can't be changed, but that doesn't mean your other ideas couldn't be implemented. Ian
