Re: Martians in motion
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <REM...@CeeJay.findhere.com>
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· 15 Nov 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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> Dear Llizard, get a copy of Netscape 4.04. You won't regret it. > Netscape 4.5 is HUGE and doesn't give you much more than version 4.04 > and > anything above 4.5 is just crap. What ever is wrong with 4.7 ? > Or... wait for Netscape 5... yeah... *I* can't wait. By the looks of it .. (I have tried the pre pre pre pre pre pre pre alpha) it won't be done and bugless before mid 2000. It looks damn good .. but loads damn slow and crashes very frequently .. besides it seems to retain (unfourtunatly) some of the old code from navigator because i get some of the very same errors - Which makes me think .. did thy really rewrite it from scratch .. or did someone borrow some old code ?
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