In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
> No but -turbo switch works well. I didn't know that. Netscape load very
> fast the second time, much faster than IE 6 ;-)
Sure it did... because like IE, it didn't completely unload in the first
place ;)
Sorry... I just can't stand the concept of something not going away when
I'm done using it and close it. Making it "not really close" in case
sometime I want to load it again seems silly... using that logic, why
not just load my whole hard drive into RAM so that everything
"launches" instantaneously? It's best to leave that RAM free for the
task at hand, not tie it up for the task you might do an hour from now.
To me, things that screw with users' perception of what's REALLY going
on, making things SEEM better without being clear about the downsides of
this behavior, are bad. Along the same lines as the fake "power"
switches on VCRs and the like. Grr...
But I guess that's why it's an "option"... so those not fooled by the IE
gimmick can opt to not use it. Thank goodness it's not on by default.
