>> you must develop your own plug-in (why not a native-interface to >> internet explorer for instance ;), capable of rendering css's and stuff.
MG> Or, even better, use Mozilla's Java embedding API, so everyone can use MG> it, and you get a decent rendering engine instead of a half-baked one. This sounds interesting :) See I'm not such a Mozilla/Netscape fan, their rendering style simply doesn't appeal to me, but I guess it's a better solution than the one I proposed. Spare me the searching time, Mike and drop a link or two of the actual project which use it (if you know of any). Thanks, Dawid
