Dale wrote:
>"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
>
Why exactly do you want to do this? On the rare occassion when you want
to, why can't you just do 1) Ctrl-A, 2)Ctrl-C, 3)Open Wordpad or similar
text editor that allows you to paste, 4)Ctrl-V? This seems to me as
roughly the same number of steps as what Netscape 4.xx does...
