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assume that your joking calling Netscape the best browser. It's lightyears
behind IE. Just check out alt.netscape.sucks for some great examples of
why it blows.
Brad
How can you not fully support the most popular
browser? After all Netscape is the better of the two browsers, it looks
like the folks at RpgenX are shooting themselves in the foot.
BTW did any of you happen
to read what someone posted on another list about the huge security hole they
found in Netscape which allows a scripter to not only browse but affect
changes to your hard drive? I have not been able to verifiy the veracity of
this story but it comes from a poster who is know to be solid.
It's still not tuned for Netscape which I think is
the main problem. IE runs fine, from 4.0 and up.
Brad
"Stone, Brad V (TC)" wrote:
You also mentioned you were looking for "success stories".
I think it's a good example to show what it can do with it's legacy
language, OS, etc.. etc... I certainly
did but did not realise that you were responding to that part of my post -
my apologies. BTW, I personally have not been able to get much out
of the site. I find it consistantly slow, (a 51K image on the
second page doesn't help) and if I click on "JOIN", I get a blank
page. As yet, I cannot rate it a success story.
Rob
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