<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> fundamentally queried... > I have been getting a lot of questions about Mozilla lately from my > computer user group. I use it on my machine with is the one usually > hooked up to the projector for our meetings. They seem to think it's > IE with a skin. I would like to do a full on 20 min talk about the > cool features of the future Moz 1.0 (since it's just polishing now) > > Does anyone have any good suggestions on what the ordinary Windows > user would like about Moz? I have used it since M6 so I'm not really > sure what are new features. The one thing I like is the cookie > manager. Although I use it to just dump cookies. > > Anyone have any good ideas?
<Quoted from another group> > Also IE comes with windows, so why the heck waste more time/effort trying to > install another program? Well lets see. MOZ HAS: Native support for stopping popup windows of any description. superior cookie support (stop double click in its tracks.) Able to stop images being loaded site by site, no more banners :~) Full support for all current web standards. Full support for .png image format. Able to use whatever search engine I want. Displays web pages faster, less buggy! Can't execute a command window at will and god knows what else? Allows me to run 50 different versions on the one machine if I want to do some page testing! Allows me to change text size when dim witted web designer fix the font size to .00001microns. recognises all iso-8859-1 characters and many others. Has a useful side bar! not like a useless media bar that tracks everything you do and can't be gotten rid of easy! Shows current pages and not ones that are 3 days old! Do I need to go on? Cheers Till </end quote>
