Netscape Basher wrote:
> And I've noticed you can't name one single meaningful advantage Netscape
> 6.21 has over IE 6.0
>
> No killfilter on usenet? That is a big issue.
Well... it is a bit annoying, but "big issue"? no.
> High memory usage? That is a big issue.
Not in my opinion.
> Abandonment of theme development on 6.2.1? Shitting on users
Pardon?? You call it "shitting on users" providing five themes for a
browser?
> Giving you a worthless version of Real Player? That is a big issue
Which version does Netscape come with?
But anyway, if you want a newer one, don't install the one distributed
with Netscape, but get it from real.com. This is not at all a big issue.
> Having to register it? That is a big issue
You don't have to register it.
> Mega problems with Communicator moving their settings to it? That is a
> big issue
I have never had such a problem with Mozilla, can't speak about Netscape.
> And the fact it's been four years and STILL no 1.0 Mozilla version, and
> the roadmap continues to be moved back.
My personal guess is that 1.0 will be released in April, as the roadmap
states.
> And the fact more bugs are being found than fixed.
Most "new found bugs" are really either already known or requests for
enhancements.
> It's taken the Mozilla folks four years and still not a full version of
> Mozilla yet.
Every day a full version of Mozilla is made available.
> Another sneaky Netscape trick, it sneaks web.aol.com as a
> trusted site in MS Internet Explorer making it override your default
> settings for all sites.
Does it? I don't know. But Mozilla definitely does not do this.
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
-- Benjamin Franklin
