in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Gervase Markham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01-10-24 18.56:
>> Yes, but if it is not to better than the competition, why go through all the >> effort of developing the software ? > > > We are already better than the competition in a large number of ways. > Those ways will only increase. But we will never be faster than Opera, > because their rendering engine does so much less, or work with more > sites than IE (unless there's a dramatic marketshare turnaround and > people start writing W3C-compliant sites IE can't render.) > > Gerv > > > > Yes, i�m sure mozilla is better in some ways (Examples ? It was not my intention to sound mean. Is there a possibility for say, Netscape to use parts of mozilla, gecko and make a fast browser, to kind of scale it ? I would imagine that they have interest in "beating" the competition. Or is it impossible to make it into a kind of "diet, super healthy" competitor ? Since mozilla consist of so many things, like mail and stuff. Perhaps, the rendering could be used, but someone could make a normal ui ??
