How do you feel about sites with no text formatting? ;-)

I've experienced similar results.  Usually Mozilla seems to handle 
things ok but the ones that annoy me are the ones that steadfastly 
refuse to update to Java 2 so nothing but the borken internet exploder 
or Netscape 4.x will work on their sites.  Harris Bank has one of 
these.  A good site, if you can fire up and old Netscape or I.E. - 
otherwise, no account history or buttons. :-(

As for Netscape's zoom - most often you seem to have to hit it 3 times 
in my opinion only because the text really _is_ that small.

Mike Hebel

On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 09:54 PM, Philip Stortz wrote:

> i too had this problem for a long time, and setting the prefs doesn't 
> always work.  Netscape's zoom does work, but for some reason, on many 
> sites you have to hit it about 3 times to get any result, i've no idea 
> why.  fortunately, there is a key sequence, <cmd>-<shift>-], just hold 
> the command (or "apple") key and the shift key and hit the right broket 
> key several times (bracket="]" or "[", "broket" is often used for 
> the "<" and ">" characters, some of my favorite terms..).  also, if you 
> haven't run into it yet, some sites, including parts of ebay 
> annoyingly, will wipe the page after loading it, turning off javascript 
> will help that.  it seems that many web designers are using microsoft's 
> non-standard garbage, out of ignorance or laziness or because they are 
> forced to use the ugly microsoft web stuff (i have a mac friend and 
> long time web developer friend who works for a drive company and is 
> stuck in this situation, microsoft has a way of taking over a companies 
> software once they get a foot in the door).  needless to say he's not 
> terribly happy about it.  in any case, that's the root of most of these 
> problems.  of course some sites won't do diddly without java script on, 
> and some need it on and mess up netscape in which case i'd try omniweb 
> or some other browser.


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