In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Torgeir Veimo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >Jonathan Wilson wrote: > >> What in particular makes 4.x better than 6 for the users? >> Also, given that netscape is focused on netscape 6, why do they still >> even bother to support 4.x? > > >Rant answer; mozilla focuses on functionality, not usability.
I dunno. With tabbed browsing, the site navigation toolbar, and being able to use the keyboard in combination with the mouse on stuff (like selecting a link location, or closing a tab, or opening a page in a new tab) I find mozilla to be the best usability experience I've ever had in a browser (except for the beautiful integration of NS with OS/2, back when they actually made a native version...not sure if they do the voicenav and object DnD stuff for OS/2 with mozilla?) Mozilla is intuitive, mainly because it is very consistent. I hope that future development does not screw that up, because the mozilla team has done an incredible job at making a highly usable and configurable browser that is a real joy to use. I just wish it worked with Ebay's forms as a seller. --g -- Greg Spath [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://freefall.homeip.net irc://freefall.homeip.net/%23mtb
