The problem I'm having with Netscape 4.78 on a
Mac right now is that it will not react to clicking
on ftp:// links nor will it download files or
go into directories on FTP sites. I can hold the
button until I get the menu and select download
or for directories I can open in a new window.
I
Hi, Marten:
I have been experiencing terrible crashes with Netscape 4.7 for the
last few days, and now I'm having trouble it stay open for more than
about 10 seconds on startup.
I'm worried that I'll lose my email, addresses, and bookmarks in
switching to another setup. Can I just import them
The problem I'm having with Netscape 4.78 on a
Mac right now is that it will not react to clicking
on ftp:// links nor will it download files or
go into directories on FTP sites. I can hold the
button until I get the menu and select download
or for directories I can open in a new window.
I
--- Marten van de Kraats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't bother about Netscape 6.x. It is based on
an older mozilla
build. I don't know what you find so irritating
about the user
interface. It must be some time ago that you last
tried
Netscape/Mozilla. The only irritating feature
rebooting 3 times a day? Maybe in the times of system 7.x, but I
remember things getting much better starting with mac os 8 and
further As long as you can avoid running system 7.x you'll be
pretty fine...
One thing I've noticed with some programs - particularly Netscape - is that
--- JAG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has been THE biggest problem with the Mac OS
since day 1 - a memory leak. You have to quit the
apps
in the order they were launched and even THAT
doesn't
guarantee that you'll get your memory back. That's
also why the Mac crashes so often. Thankfully
