I'm not sure I understand what you mean about the bookmarks. I've found
the operation of Mozilla M18 to be pretty fair considering that it's not a
finished product yet. As far as performance goes it's almost as fast and
stable as Netscape 4.75. While it still doesn't handle Java yet it is far
Bookmarks??? I thought they handled just fine. When I'm cleaning them up
and placing them in seperate folders I usually just cut and paste them
from one place to another. That's the same as I've always done with them
Two things here Mark. First, I wrote that before I figured out that I can
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000, you wrote:
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
Is there anyone who's a Netscape fan (grin)? It still holds the title as
being
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000, you wrote:
Just to add my two-pennies worth to the thread.
I use netscape all the time and it has never crashed yet, quite something
when you read some of the complaints on here. Also as I use to have 24 hours
online connection for free and it worked perfectly
Jay wrote:
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000, you wrote:
Just to add my two-pennies worth to the thread.
I use netscape all the time and it has never crashed yet, quite something
when you read some of the complaints on here. Also as I use to have 24 hours
online connection for free and it worked
Original Message
On 10/14/00, 6:02:27 AM, Larry Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding Re: [newbie] Opera Beta:
Is there anyone who's a Netscape fan (grin)? It still holds the title as
being the only application capable of crashing my Linux system and it
kills itself on a regular
and felt the need to answer this. I guess you could say that I am a Netscape
fan -- I use Netscape 4.75 with Mandrake 7.1 on a DSL (yes I have an
Did you find the 4.73 -4.75 upgrade to be worth the effort?
excellent firewall ;-) ) and only when I am doing about 10,000 things at once
does
Gecko engine. Personlly I'm going to by-pass Netscape 6 all togther and
when MoZilla is ready I'm going to use it. It's much nicer than Netscape
4.7x and superior to Netscape 6. They're using the same base code but the
Mark...maybe I've got blinders on but what is "much nicer than Netscape
:) yes Larry, as a matter of fact there is life after Nutscrape. It's
called Mozilla. However, until Mozilla is completely finished you might
want to try getting the tarball of Opera 4b. all it is is a binary inside
the tarball. Completely standalone and you can run it from your home dir,
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, you wrote:
Good evening:
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
--
I have used Opera on Windows since 3.0. I love this browser! I
It was Oct 14, 2000, 04:22, when Jay keyboarded:
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
--
I have used Opera on Windows since 3.0. I love this browser! I
Well, there's Galeon, gnome browser which needs GTK and Mozilla M17+ to run. The
only other option I can see if waiting for KDE2 and give Konqueror a try. I am pretty
sure that Opera will be a pay for program.
--
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000 09:02:27 Larry Marshall wrote:
I understand that
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000, you wrote:
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
Is there anyone who's a Netscape fan (grin)? It still holds the title as
being
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000 04:22:51 -0400, you wrote:
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, you wrote:
Good evening:
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
--
I have used Opera
I just downloaded Opera 4b and installed it without a problem. It loads
well and fast. After going through some pages, I think there is definitely
a future for Opera with Linux :)
I would agree Paul. I still can't figure out why the rpms I download fail
but the tarfile installed without
Well, there's Galeon, gnome browser which needs GTK and Mozilla M17+ to run. The
only other option I can see if waiting for KDE2 and give Konqueror a try. I am
pretty sure that Opera will be a pay for program.
My understanding (without any personal knowledge) is that Mozilla has its
own
I think most of the "true" linux experts use the text browsers which coming from
the gui world I find inadequate. I tried linux opera. It is very fast and
looks terrific but still has problems. So I will wait for later versions.
You may be right but it would seem to my poorly informed
I'm right there with you, Jay. I've used Opera since 3.4
something...don't remember what #exactly, but it was before 3.5 came
out. And though I do understand it will have its detractors because of
the open source thing, as well as the price tag thing (I heard $39
clams will be the ransom of
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
Carrol, no bravery is required. The one really nice thing is that it
simply loads your Netscape bookmarks into a
Just to add my two-pennies worth to the thread.
I use netscape all the time and it has never crashed yet, quite something
when you read some of the complaints on here. Also as I use to have 24 hours
online connection for free and it worked perfectly thoughout hours of use, it
is really weird
It was Oct 14, 2000, 09:02, when Larry Marshall keyboarded:
Is there anyone who's a Netscape fan (grin)? It still holds the title as
being the only application capable of crashing my Linux system and it
kills itself on a regular basis.
Perhaps I am not smart, but as far as Linux goes, and also
It was Oct 14, 2000, 12:02, when Larry Marshall keyboarded:
:-) I find using Lynx to be a ball as it's SOOOo quick. But all too
much of the web is "lost" in the translation from what I can see.
Use Lynx for informational sites, with lots of text. That's what it is
great for :)
Paul
--
It was Oct 14, 2000, 11:46, when Larry Marshall keyboarded:
I just downloaded Opera 4b and installed it without a problem. It loads
well and fast. After going through some pages, I think there is definitely
a future for Opera with Linux :)
I would agree Paul. I still can't figure out why
I use netscape all the time and it has never crashed yet, quite something
when you read some of the complaints on here. Also as I use to have 24 hours
online connection for free and it worked perfectly thoughout hours of use, it
is really weird to here of all the slating.
This is
:-) I find using Lynx to be a ball as it's SOOOo quick. But all too
much of the web is "lost" in the translation from what I can see.
Use Lynx for informational sites, with lots of text. That's what it is
great for :)
Paul...could you give me an example of such a site? I'm not
Andrew Scotchmer wrote:
Just to add my two-pennies worth to the thread.
I use netscape all the time and it has never crashed yet, quite something
when you read some of the complaints on here. Also as I use to have 24 hours
online connection for free and it worked perfectly thoughout
least a 200Mhz machine and 64Mb of RAM you might try a stable Mozilla
build. You have to watch and pick one from a good day (not to hard, look
at Mozzilla Zine for help w/ this) but if you do so it runs very stable
and somewhat quickly. Depending on the day you choose stabilty and speed
Are
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000, you wrote:
I use netscape all the time and it has never crashed yet, quite something
when you read some of the complaints on here. Also as I use to have 24 hours
online connection for free and it worked perfectly thoughout hours of use, it
is really weird to here of
Well for starters I don't use it for e-mail. I prefer Pine or Kmail for that.
As I said, many of my problems with Netscape went away when I stopped
using it for mail.
with a Cyric MII 300Mhz processor yet I have had no problems what so ever.
The version of netscape I am using is the one
Good evening:
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
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From: Carroll Grigsby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [newbie] Opera Beta
Good evening:
I understand that Opera has released the beta of version 4.0. If you're
braver than I am, you may wish to give it a try. If so, keep us posted.
-- Carroll (not a Netscape fan)
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