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Ah ... there's nothing like the thrill of browsing the web with a new web browser. I'm using Apple's new Safari, which is based on KHTML (of Konquerer fame). Despite the quirks -- it being a public beta and all -- this is probably going to be my new full-time browser.
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I felt the same way when I started using Mozilla.
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Wow, this has the most intelligent cookie-management I've ever seen.
"Accept cookies only from sites I browse to."

Why didn't anyone else think of that, or is it part of Konqerer ... ? :)
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Wow...that feature has been in browsers ever since Netscape released v4.0. ;)
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Vertigo1 wrote:Wow...that feature has been in browsers ever since Netscape released v4.0. ;)
Hm ... I've never seen it. There's only "Accept/Reject All" and sometimes "Accept/Reject Only From These Sites."
This feature prevents ad sites from planting cookies on your system. I guess if the server address wasn't in the URL bar, it can't plant a cookie on your system.
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I'd show you Netscape, but I don't have that POS installed on my system. :) My dad has it on his 2k box. I'll post a screencap of it later tonight if I have time.
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Nah, it's not a big deal. I never noticed that feature in Mozilla 1.0, though, which is the build I have.
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Vertigo1 wrote:Wow...that feature has been in browsers ever since Netscape released v4.0. ;)
The Mac version of NN4 had that feature too, but a lot of Mac users stopped using Netscape after v4.51, since later versions were quite unstable, and bloatware after Communicator was the only option.
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Im just going to stick with Opera. Mouse gestures kick ass and I can clear pop ups easier
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Darth Fanboy wrote:Im just going to stick with Opera. Mouse gestures kick ass and I can clear pop ups easier
I don't get popups so I don't have to clear them :D

Mozilla > *
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Mozilla's the best browser I've ever used, but I still use Netscape Messenger 4.79, which is rather utilitarian and suits my needs.
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Durandal wrote:Nah, it's not a big deal. I never noticed that feature in Mozilla 1.0, though, which is the build I have.
Its been in Mozilla since the beginning. :)
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Vertigo1 wrote:
Durandal wrote:Nah, it's not a big deal. I never noticed that feature in Mozilla 1.0, though, which is the build I have.
Its been in Mozilla since the beginning. :)
I started playing around with it since the milestone builds (around M8, IIRC) and switched to it full-time around 0.9.

Coincidentially, I switched from NCSA Mosiac to Mosiac Netscape at v0.9 :D
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Durandal wrote:Ah ... there's nothing like the thrill of browsing the web with a new web browser. I'm using Apple's new Safari, which is based on KHTML (of Konquerer fame). Despite the quirks -- it being a public beta and all -- this is probably going to be my new full-time browser.
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Switched from Idiot Exploiter to Mozilla right when it went to 1.0 and I haven't looked back ever since. Some damn-fool reason my hubby wont touch Moz with a 39-3/4 foot pole! And that's AFTER I graphically showed him what hitting the wrong site with IE can do to a computer (let's just say it shortened that computer's OS life from 2-5 years to something measured in days.) :shock: :shock:
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phongn wrote:
Durandal wrote:Ah ... there's nothing like the thrill of browsing the web with a new web browser. I'm using Apple's new Safari, which is based on KHTML (of Konquerer fame). Despite the quirks -- it being a public beta and all -- this is probably going to be my new full-time browser.
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Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:Switched from Idiot Exploiter to Mozilla right when it went to 1.0 and I haven't looked back ever since. Some damn-fool reason my hubby wont touch Moz with a 39-3/4 foot pole! And that's AFTER I graphically showed him what hitting the wrong site with IE can do to a computer (let's just say it shortened that computer's OS life from 2-5 years to something measured in days.) :shock: :shock:
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Durandal wrote:
phongn wrote:
Durandal wrote:Ah ... there's nothing like the thrill of browsing the web with a new web browser. I'm using Apple's new Safari, which is based on KHTML (of Konquerer fame). Despite the quirks -- it being a public beta and all -- this is probably going to be my new full-time browser.
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Vertigo1 wrote:
Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:Switched from Idiot Exploiter to Mozilla right when it went to 1.0 and I haven't looked back ever since. Some damn-fool reason my hubby wont touch Moz with a 39-3/4 foot pole! And that's AFTER I graphically showed him what hitting the wrong site with IE can do to a computer (let's just say it shortened that computer's OS life from 2-5 years to something measured in days.) :shock: :shock:
You can't save em all Hasslehoff. :D Let him find out the hard way, then show him the light when he comes crawling back. :)
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