Alan Shoemaker wrote:
> 
> Tom Brinkman wrote:
> >
> >         I've been a Windows user for a very long time, an' an off
> > again, on again Linux newbie for a coupl'a years now.  Netscape
> > for Linux is just about as good as any version out there.  When
> > they added Communicator, I started using IE.  I grew to like IE,
> > one'hellof'alot'bettr'n Nscrape.  I find myself in about the same
> > situation now, 'cept IE's not an option any more, any time soon.
> > Besides Flight Simulator, I don't reckon Bill's gonna port IE to
> > Linux.
> >
> >         So in a short time I've gravitated to using StarOffice
> > for NewsGroups (a lot like IE), and lately, Kmail.  Still stuck
> > in NutScrape for surfin, with the exception of clickin' on links
> > in emails.  That brings up Kfm.  Well, guess what I found out....
> > (sorry if this has been beat to death)?
> >
> >         If you're a Win/Linux user like me, and you used IE to
> > surf a lot, you've got a whole bunch of bookmarks in your Windows\
> > Favorites folder, right?  You're in luck then. Copy your Favorites
> > folder to   /.kde/share/apps/kfm/bookmarks/   and start usin Kfm
> > to browse.  A gaar_run_teeeeed fix for NS!  All your URL's will
> > be right there workin' in the folders you put 'em in.
> > --
> > ..      Tom Brinkman    [EMAIL PROTECTED]                      .
> >
> 
> Tom....the last time i tried kfm as a net browser (mdk 5.2 or 5.3) it
> couldn't handle cookies at all.  I'll give it a try, I'm running 6.0
> now, thanks for the suggestion.
> 
> Alan

Tom....well I tried it and I don't find it as pleasant to use as you
appear to.  First off it still has cookie handling problems.  I tried
two different URL's where I need to identify myself and enter a
password.  KFM couldn't handle either site.  Also I noticed a new
problem.  When the mouse cursor gets over a link it doesn't change to
some other form of cursor to indicate the fact that it's over a place
where you can click. It didn't do that the last time I tried an earlier
version.  Anyway, I think that at this time I'll stick with netscape. 
But I will remember to try it out again when I get my CD with mdk 6.1 on
it and get it installed.  Thanks again.

Alan

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