Gil :)))
>
> Yer kidding, right?
No I'm not. Voyager and AWeb are constantly being upgraded, and it
had been many a moon since IB2.1 was first seen.
>
> Why would you think that? The usage of it is larger
> than Voyager... maybe by only 5 or 10 percent, but still
> the more popular of the two. I know that on my system
> the graphics of IBrowse beat the living snot out of
> both AWeb and Voyager... and goes to as many sites...
Really? Voyager looks great here.
> well, it did until just this last update, then Voyager
> took a big step forward... but still has horribly ugly
> graphics. When I go to eBay, 80% of the time I cannot
> tell what the images ARE, let alone enjoy them.
This I cannot believe!!
>
> AND, I have fiddled and changed settings until I am blue
> in the face.... and done the same on AWeb... but their
> choice to use datatypes leaves a hell of a lot to be
> desired on a stock ECS machine!!!!
Aaah. Don't know anything about ECS. I went directly from OCS to AGA
when I first upgraded, and I use CV64/3D.. Go forth my son, and
acquire a GFX card!!! Scoff at the minimum 800x600 sites :) To my
understanding IB does dither better than AWeb or V�, but I don't
dither:)
>
> Don't get me wrong, I like Voyager too, am not really
> fond of AWeb, but do like how IBrowse looks and feels
Actually, AWeb is the most capable browser of the three. It has
functioning JS and the most configurable. Most AWeb problems are
contained in people having the wrong settings. Too bad they have the
absolute worst demo. AWeb is the *only* web-browser that was designed
from the ground up to be unique. Voyager has by far the slickest
interface--bar none. IB is a very reliable browser, but I just haven't
seen any real upgrades in quite a while. Also, IB is no longer on the
"front page" of HiSoft's web-site.
> compared to any of the others, including NS and IE5...
> which we have now installed on our iMacs at school.
in the words of my friends.. *quack*
>
> To each his own... I am very, very sure others will
> disagree with me. : ))))
Nothing against IB, and no offense taken. But, V is still my favorite
browser with AWeb a close second. Besides, the only thing that IB
does that is really new.... I can't see in action from their demo.
>
> And, when I can afford it, I WILL buy AWeb... I did
> not use it much before because it did not do what I
> wanted, in a way I want. I do not feel badly about
:)) Yeah, there demo really stinks.
> using it now because it is part of my 3.5 package,
> but because I do not need it, I have not registered
> it. I think I have used it a total of 5 times all
> together... and that was just to check "new" versions
> to see if they did what my Pentuim will not do... or
> what my iMac at school will do.
I believe I will buy IB2 at the St. Louis show :) We should all buy
everything we can... there's not many of us left. I'm not saying to
go hungry (bet someone *will* disagree with that!).
Dave
A4000 040/40 CV64-3D Canon BJC4100 HyperCom3+ Aceex56kmodem
CheezySpeakers And a $20-thriftStore-Special-VGA-monitor
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