I'd have to disagree with this: I am using pages that have NO java in them
whatso ever, only javascipt and html, and netscape still bums out
chris.
On Thu, 9 Mar 2000, Wayne Dyer wrote:
> Ron Golan wrote:
> > [snip]
> >
> > Its apparent that lots of people are have stability problems with
> > Netscape on Linux. I am not and I'm wondering why. It might be that I
> > don't use Communicator, only Navigator. It also might be that I don't
> > visit the sites that seem to use a lot of JavaScript. In any case I'm
> [...]
>
> JavaScript works fine. It's Java that can cause a problem. Some sites
> work fine. Sylvan Prometric's online registration stuff is Java, and it's
> OK. I don't know if it's bad Java or Java that happens to step on the toes
> of Netscape's particular VM. Either way, it's annoying.
>
> One tip, though -- if you're on a site that uses Java, wait for the Java
> applets to load before you hit "back". I think I've found that if you
> interrupt Netscape while an applet is either downloading or initializing,
> it's more prone to choke.
>
> -W-
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