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Is getting bloated? It is bloated. It's been bloated since .8 when I first started using it. It's only now beginning to slim down...Dalton wrote:I think this is a good thing. Mozilla is getting bloated.
NS Communicator wasn't bloated?Dalton wrote:You have to remember that I'm used to Netscape and IE
No, it was, which is why Mozilla seemed like a relief.phongn wrote:NS Communicator wasn't bloated?Dalton wrote:You have to remember that I'm used to Netscape and IE
That's because the vast majority of the bloat in concealed in the Windows OS itself. Which is also why a browser crash can take out your entire system!His Divine Shadow wrote:IE is bloated?
I find it to be rather slim
An internet browser, like IE...well maybe not, but nonetheless.Stravo wrote:Ummmmm....what's Mozilla and I use IE almost exclusively. Have a feeling that this is PRECISELY what a internet newb would say.
I've had a few crashes in XP over the last year, 2-4 I think, none of them brought down the system, ofcourse XP is protected against that.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:That's because the vast majority of the bloat in concealed in the Windows OS itself. Which is also why a browser crash can take out your entire system!
Which is why most people set IE windows to run in their own process rather than the global Windows one.Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:That's because the vast majority of the bloat in concealed in the Windows OS itself. Which is also why a browser crash can take out your entire system!His Divine Shadow wrote:IE is bloated?
I find it to be rather slim
Odd, I haven't had a JRE crash in a long time. What are you running?Speaking of 'Crash', I hope they fix the whole 'Java Kill Mozilla' issue. It happened an hour ago and it just happened again a minute ago. I AM MOTHERFUCKING PISSED! Not so much the inconvenience of restarting Moz, but it completely kills all of the cookies (which makes me have to re-sign in to everything, and worse, it marks EVERY thread here at SD read!)
You have a better alternative? Most of the Java issues are probably from poorly-coded applets, not a fault of Java itself. Do you bitch about C because Microsoff makes buggy products with it?EDIT: Come to think of it, they just need to get rid of Java wholesale. Buggy-ass shit!
Mozilla is the basis behind the next generation versions of Netscape. It is an open-source application and it is generally quite excellent, though still has some major issues even as it approaches v1.4.Stravo wrote:Ummmmm....what's Mozilla and I use IE almost exclusively. Have a feeling that this is PRECISELY what a internet newb would say.