on 10/23/01 1:57 AM, Sridhar Dhanapalan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 5. You don't want to ever use Java. In a move against Sun, Java support has > been > discontinued in IE6. > Actually I dont ever want to use Java in a webpage. I hate java applets.
Most people forget or don't realize there's another, far superior, version of IE out there, the Macintosh version (as you mentioned below). This version of IE truly is the best browser ever made. The most standards compliant of any browser for css, html and javascript. MS has no "special access" to the OS, they make Apple apps just like everyone else does. Apple enforces a strict set of interface guidelines, which miraculously MS follows. It's fast, stable, intuitive just overall excellent. When Linux gets a browser like this (and they're getting there) I'll be very happy. > Mozilla itself, which is largely developed by Netscape, is shaping up to be a > fine browser, but it still has some issues to work out. I think Mozilla has the most potential of the Linux browsers. It will become a great browser before the others IMO. Konqueror is also nice, but renders some pages rather poorly. > Mac users > are generally apprehensive when it comes to using MS applications I dont think that's true anymore, at least with web browsers. Netscape for the Mac has basically always sucked. Netscape 6 for the Mac didn't even work when they first shipped it. IE for the Mac was great from the beginning, and most noticed. Mac magazines have been praising IE for a long time now. Matt _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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