To clarify: One of the points I am trying to make here is that Mozilla's defaults leave it wide open to being brought down by nasty or just-plain-flaky messages or Web pages.
Another is that even a clean install (with no remnants of earlier versions of Mozilla or of the IBM-branded browser or of Netscape to confuse it) of a supposedly stable release can get its knickers in a knot when one tries to exit. -=- Alan I wrote: > I zipped up (and removed) all my Netscape, IBM Browser and Mozilla files > and started over with the 0914 *.exe Installer. > > I setup my email account and got a dozen or so messages, one of which > happened to be some Korean spam message including one or more images. > Everything bogged down, and I was unable to get any other messages to > display. I was able to kill the mail/newsreader, then went to Edit -> > Preferences in the Browser and disabled Java and most of the JavaScript > options. Exited from the browser and found that I had an unkillable > MOZILLA.EXE thread again (as displayed by Process Commander). > > How do I make this program behave itself?
