I just installed Mozilla 1.6 using .../installation.html as a guide. I'm left with an uncertain feeling - did I faithfully follow directions? I'm posting this to test the validity of my choice. Has any one else had similar experience?
My platform is Linux, and there is a boxed note saying: "...uninstall previous versions of Mozilla before installing..." The heading "Uninstillation" further down the page lists remonal of /usr/local/mozilla and ~/.mozilla.
The uninstall instructions make sense to me for complete removal but not for removal prior to re-installation.
The choice I made in moving from ver 1.5 to 1.6 was to remove only /usr/local/mozilla. I left ~/.mozilla untouched in all users home directories. Yet I suspect there may be reason to selectively remove portions of material somewhere under ~/.mozilla.
So far after an hour or two all seems well, but I'm looking for the other shoe to fall... I'm unwilling to submit this as a bug in documentaion - I may have violated a design rule I can't find in other documents.
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