27 Nov
2000
27 Nov
'00
12:04 p.m.
You can sneeze funny and get 30 gung-ho techies to create a new flavor of
Linux but nobody seems to want to work on a Web Browser that can work on
classic hardware? (besides Lynx of course :-)
--Chuck
27 Nov
27 Nov
12:12 p.m.
You can sneeze funny and get 30 gung-ho techies to
create a new flavor of
Linux but nobody seems to want to work on a Web Browser that can work on
classic hardware? (besides Lynx of course :-)
--Chuck
How about just getting a web browser that *works* and is platform
independent? (besides Lynx of course :^)
Zane
28 Nov
28 Nov
4:43 a.m.
At 06:12 PM 11/27/00 -0800, you wrote:
How about just getting a web browser that *works* and
is platform
independent? (besides Lynx of course :^)
Actually, the problem is in web sites, not browsers. How about
web sites that don't require 500K Flash downloads for the
introductory commercial *before* you get into the actual site,
or 500K Shockwave games, or MIDI background music, or Java
doing who knows what, or JavaScript monkey business.
My fully-loaded Netscrape crashes once or twice a day... one
way to make it go boom is to scroll a window while another window
attempts to load Java for the first time.
- John
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