I think Internet Explorer is fine. It's quite a common browser and can
easily handle large files.
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Get Mozilla 1.2.1 for OS9 at:
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/mozilla/releases/mozilla1.2.1/mozilla-macos9-1.2.1-full.bin
This downloads the compressed file, which you have to expand with
Stuffit Expander.
I got another version recently (1.3.1) which so far works well on my
9.2.2 at:
- Original Message -
From: Dan K macdan - at - comcast.net
snip
In X I use both FireFox and Safari. I like Safari's look and feel better,
but prefer Mozilla's FireFox for its flexibility and customizing options.
I'd be interested to know if you can type 'about:config' as the url and
On Feb 22, 2005, at 7:50 PM, Bruce wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Dan K macdan - at - comcast.net
snip
In X I use both FireFox and Safari. I like Safari's look and feel
better,
but prefer Mozilla's FireFox for its flexibility and customizing
options.
I'd be interested to know if you
I have had trouble with Mozilla. It seems like there are so many
versions around and I am not sure what one to get. I run OS 9.2.2 (on
one machine) and OS 8.1 (on the other). I am not very savvy regarding
programming/construction. I am just looking for a simple one package
download, hit the
Joseph, Cliff, et all PB Listas
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PowerBooks wrote:
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From: JosephC22
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 18:00:26 EST
Subject: Re: better browser for OS9.2.2
Cliff Rediger on 2/20/05 4:12 PM wrote:
Funny
Under classic Mac OS I used Netscape Navigator 4.08 until it simply could
no longer connect to the sites I use most (bank, PayPal, eBay, etc.) I
used icab and Nav 408 together for a bit before discovering the wamcom
Mozilla port.
http://wamcom.org/latest-131/
I've yet to discover anything to
Cliff Rediger [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2/20/05 4:12 PM wrote:
Funny. No one mentions Opera.
I wonder if Opera is defunct.
Opera is still out there, but the latest version (v7) only supports OS X.
You need to use version 6 if you want to run MacOS 8/9.
Coincidentally, Opera was in the news a week
I like Mozilla 1.0.2. In Explorer, I have had problems with Paypal, ebay, .Mac.
In Mozilla I do not have any of those problems. I also use it in OS X. I think
it tops off Safari and Explorer by far.
That's just my two cents.
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At 6:00 PM -0500 2/20/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Opera is still out there, but the latest version (v7) only supports OS X.
You need to use version 6 if you want to run MacOS 8/9.
I have vs5. Wonder where to get 6.0 ?
Looked at Opera's site, and like so many others
older versions are either
martin on 2/18/05 4:12 PM wrote:
If I were to adopt a new browser, which one would be an intelligent
choice? Keeping in mind that I plan to run my Powerbook into the
ground, running OS9.2.2. My older 'books run System 7.1, so I assume
their Internet lifespan is severely limited.
Hi Martin,
Funny. No one mentions Opera.
I wonder if Opera is defunct.
I've been using IE in 9.1 on a 3400
but on basis of this thread
have returned to iCab which I like much better
except for some of those weird pages.
Is there a fix for that?
For awhile Opera was the only browser with which
I could access
Hi list creatures,
I tried tonight to make a reservation on BC Ferries (up here in
Victoria BC Canada), and their website shunted me to a page which
tersely informed me that Internet Explorer for Mac won't work on
their site, due to a known bug etc.
I recall that Microsoft stopped work on IE
Hi,
on 9.2.2 there are not too much choces.
AFAIK there are
Internet Explorer 5.x
Netscape 7
iCab 2.x
Explorer is already out. So try the other ones. iCab you can find
at www.icab.de. There should be a free version and iCab is the only
one for OS Classic which is still under development.
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On Friday, February 18, 2005, at 01:06 AM, martin wrote:
Safari requires OSX, as far as I know.
Strictly
I'm not sure Netscape is still evolving. Has it improved in the last
few years?
Mozilla seems to be a work in progress.
Mozilla/Netscape (they're the same code base) has been a good stable
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, Manfred wrote:
Hi,
on 9.2.2 there are not too much choces.
AFAIK there are
Internet Explorer 5.x
Netscape 7
iCab 2.x
Explorer is already out. So try the other ones. iCab you can find
at www.icab.de. There should be a free version and iCab is the only
one for OS Classic which
FYI We use iCab for day-to-day, IE for Java-script sites, and Mozilla
1.2.? for awkward stuff like PayPal and web-banking.
On a 3400/240/9.1 and a Lombard/400/9.2 Moz is slow on both, but works.
Ben
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-To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 12:44:45 -0800
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: better browser for OS9.2.2
Your suggestion that I upgrade to OSX is well taken, Bruce.
However, I've been upgrading hardware, Operating Systems, and
software
On Feb 18, 2005, at 1:44 PM, martin wrote:
Photoshop, InDesign, Freehand (and Illustrator),
Native
Pagemaker
Indesign CS has a Pagemaker module.
(and Quark Xpress),
Native
Vectorworks,
Native iirc
ClarisCAD (still rocks!), UpFront, DesignWorkshop,
All work fine in Classic
Acrobat and many more,
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wrote:
FYI We use iCab for day-to-day, IE for Java-script
sites, and Mozilla
1.2.? for awkward stuff like PayPal and
web-banking.
On a 3400/240/9.1 and a Lombard/400/9.2 Moz is
slow on both, but works.
Basically same here.
On my
I use iCab and Mozilla with OS 9.1 on a PB1400. iCab does not have a
mail application. I can not get my book marks into Mozilla from iCab
so use iCab for web sites and Mozilla for mail.
On the old G4 desktop, I use OS 10.3.8 for Safari and Mail then boot
into OS 9.2.2 for using all of the
--- martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your suggestion that I upgrade to OSX is well taken,
Bruce.
However, I've been upgrading hardware, Operating
Systems, and
software constantly since 1987. Working in the
graphics/design field,
I use the following apps almost every day:
Photoshop,
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