On Mon, Jan 29, 2001 at 09:04:50PM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
> I beleive Mozilla also conforms to w3c standards and http 1.1 unlike IE
> in some (maybe all) cases.
I don't know enough javascript to get myself out of whatever
trouble it can get you into, but the Web guy at work curses
Netscape-6 around the block, for introducing a document object
model that is apparently different to both ie and ns-4. As I
said, I don't really know what he's trying to do, but I've seen
him poring over reams of javascript code, so I have to assume
that he has more of a clue about this than I do. I don't know
how that issue interacts with putative W3C standards at all.
> www.mozilla.org
>
> try 0.7, it will rock your world ;)
I also have 0.7 and galeon built and running. I haven't got
the security thing into either of them, so they can't do https:
pages for me yet, so I still have to keep NS-4.76 around.
Doesn't do java yet either, but I'm not so concerned about that.
I haven't seen any serious uses for it in web pages. Mostly
annoying animated buttons or the like.
It also has a bug in its IMAP client that makes it ask for
message -1 under some conditions. That condition persists until
you quit the program and restart it. Apart from that it _is_ a
nice mail client. Still slow as a wet week, though.
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Andrew
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