Réponse suit --- chris a écrit de l'adresse <mailto: "chris" [EMAIL PROTECTED]> le 23/01/06 22:04 (GMT+01:00):
>iCab is, well, a nice thought, but too crappy (renders things really >funny, often barely readable, also doesn't seem to grasp the concept of >multi-tasking as it takes over the machine while it is rendering, and god >forbid there be a javascript with a loop in it, then I can't do anything >for 60 seconds while it decides to time out the loop... oh, and I think >web designers hate iCab because I hit so many web sites that tell me I >have an incompatible or out of date browser when I use iCab, no matter >what I tell iCab to claim it is). As long as I used OS9.2, I used iCab, which was by far the best and fastest browser on the OS9 environement. As a matter of fact, the iCab ß382 version I presently use under OSX does not control, yet, printing the way iCab did under OS9. I know Alexander Claus wants to continue to support OS9 but am not sure of his success. The Pre 2.98 version which I used two years ago is fine but does not render CSS, which is by todays standards a serious issue as you point out. I guess there is a ß version available too for OS9. Try it >Internet Explorer... HA HA HA HA Don't laugh. After iCab, IE 5 is probably the second best choice under OS9, well balanced, and it renders CSS quite adequately >Netscape... EEEK, I think I'd rather use Internet Explorer! Did you try 3.08 ? It fails severely on javascripts and does not do CSS, but it worked fine. last time I checked, the installer was no longer available on the Netscape site. I believe I saved the installer somewhere at home How about Opera ? (I am not personally an Opera fan, but it worked quite right and still does) last you may want to try Mosaic. I guess they still have the installer back there. Last time I checked, it would crash with javascript and all HTH -- Jean-Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
