Melissa Liberty - Colorado wrote:

> Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 
>>Melissa Liberty - Colorado wrote:
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Melissa Liberty - Colorado) wrote in
>>> <3c405ade$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>>I'm not a developer or anything, but I've used Navigator for years, and
>>>>now Communicator. Only the latest version of Communicator ( all I use it
>>>>for is a browser anyway ) crashes on me all the time. 
>>>>
>>>>So I was asking some questions about browsers in a browser group and
>>>>someone suggested trying Mozilla.
>>>>
>>>>I tried it at work first ( 400 MHz Pentium, 128 megs, running NT4x ) and
>>>>it seems to work ok there, perhaps a little immature as an app. 
>>>>
>>>>So I decided to try it at home now too. ( K6-300 128 megs running Win
>>>>98SE ) 
>>>>
>>>>But the one at work appears able to import my Communicator bookmarks and
>>>>this one doesn't. How come?
>>>>
>>> 
>>> Never mind, I found the import function. But I won't be able to use
>>> Mozilla at home anyway. Every time I click on the top menus, it hangs
>>> everything for about a minute.
>>> 
>>> 
>>
>>Melissa,
>>
>>I got that too, same system configuration as your Win98 box, but only on 
>>Mozilla 0.9.7, I'd suggest getting either Mozilla 0.9.6 or Netscape 
>>6.2.1 available at 
>>http://home.netscape.com/computing/download/index.html?cp=hophb2
> 
> Must be a bug then. Hope tghey fix it by next release. It may be doing 
> something particular to Pentium architecture and screwing up when it hits an 
> AMD. They should check into that. Are they careful in light of writing it for 
> AMD's too?
> 


I suspect it's W98 related. Moz has always run fine for me on an Athlon 
under W2K.

> I tried Netscape 6 and just didn't like the look & feel. Don't like MSIE 
> either.
> 
>>There are also other, faster browsers based on the Mozilla engine such 
>>as K-Meleon at http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net, it's ONLY a browser, 
>>nothing else, but it's only about 5 megs installed, and it runs great, 
>>it is also compatable with SUN JAVA 2, and Macromedia Flash plug-ins for 
>>Netscape 6.xx.
> 
> All I need is a browser. I prefer Xnews for a reader and Pegasus for mail. 
> Sounds like it could be worth a try.
> 
>>Hope this is of help.
> 
> Yes, thank you.
> 
> 



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