"S?en Kuklau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<a0pd88$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > I yesterday even convinced my brother (!) to try out Mozilla, and guess > what, first response was "OMG! It's COOL!" and he's still searching for real > disadvantages.
Thankfully, unlike Netscape 6.x, Mozilla seems to co-exist nicely with Netscape 4.xx (I'm using v4.78). However, it has one "feature" that pretty much guarantees that I'll not fully switch over. Netscape, before v6.x, allowed one to save the text from a page simply by invoking <alt> file "Save As", selecting "plain text (.txt)" from "Save As Type". It would deliver a file stripped of the HTML tags. Moz now behaves the same as IE (someone thought that was a *good* idea?), saving the file with the .txt extension, but inside is the whole web page, nested tables and all. Does anyone here know who is responsible for the module that does the save-to-local-disk function? I hope this behavior is just an oversight due to a little-used capability? Regards, Dale
