Dan C wrote:
Ok, that's a very productive answer!Tabs are like having many browser windows open.
I use a Low End Mac. Mozilla and Netscape 7 both require PPC 604e at 266-MHz or better. That's quite a bit faster than my desktop. So do you think you could take a moment and explain exactly what "tabs" are and why they're so important?
Rather than many individual browser windows, each "window" is displayed in the same browser window under a seperate tab. To navigate these "windows" NS7 and Mozilla you are provided a tab bar under the standard address bar setup where these "tabs" appear, kinda like collasping folders to the bottom of the screen in the macos, you end up with a row of tabs accross the bottom of your screen.
You make a very good point regarding the requirements, niether browser was built with 5 year old Mac's in mind. For all the bells and whistles both are just bloated web browser's with nothing really new other than greater resource requirements. ;)
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