azcarl wrote:
> I'm new to this group, so please forgive me if 'm not posting in the
> appropriate forum, or if this has been covered many times before. Any
> clues will be gratefully accepted.
>
> Running on Mac O/S, 7.6.1, Netscape 4.75 with 128 bit encryption. I
> would like to know how to m
And it came to pass that azcarl wrote:
>I'm new to this group, so please forgive me if 'm not posting
>in the
> appropriate forum, or if this has been covered many times
> before. Any
>clues will be gratefully accepted.
>
>Running on Mac O/S, 7.6.1, Netscape 4.75 with 128 bit
>encryption.
Wro
I'm new to this group, so please forgive me if 'm not posting in the
appropriate forum, or if this has been covered many times before. Any
clues will be gratefully accepted.
Running on Mac O/S, 7.6.1, Netscape 4.75 with 128 bit encryption. I
would like to know how to manage my bookmarks & addres
Wayne Alligood wrote:
> First of all, let me say that I really enjoy the Mozilla browser and
> email/news client. In the wake of its maturing however, there are a few
> things that concern me. Will industry accept the Mozilla browser
> serious enough to incorporate it under their umbrella.
>
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First of all, let me say that I really enjoy the Mozilla browser and
email/news client. In the wake of its maturing however, there are a few
things that concern me. Will industry accept the Mozilla browser
serious enough to incorporate it under their umbrella.
Let me explain. I currently ha
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> PS: Please don't feed the trolls. This includes me, if you really think that
> is my goal.
Yes. I will try to stop feeding them. I've realized that I only
encourage them. Thanks for pointing that out.
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Chris Ivey wrote:
>
> Any page after the index will break for me. I isolated the cause as the
> Object tags used to embed the Flash movies. If I remove them, the page
> displays fine. If I leave them in, the Flash Movies, and any other
> content not displayed in a layer with a position:absolut
> Any page after the index will break for me.
http://www.neonet.on.ca/member.htm looks the same to me in NS 4.7 and a
recent build of Mozilla. I suggest you test with 0.9 (out RSN.)
Gerv
> If http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56701 is fixed, will Mozilla
> show the accesskey twice on each of those pages?
It depends how it gets fixed. But I think it's reasonable to say that it's
the user-agent's responsibility to make the user aware of accesskeys.
Gerv
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