Mozilla 0.9.1 out

[Jorden]

Mike, did you open up the bookmarks on the left? Just press the little bar on the left of the screen once, and a toolbar should open, showing your bookmarks. You can drag&drop bookmarks there without a problem. At least, I can

On the scrolly part of text windows like the ones we're typing in here, I do see the cursor blinking in it, so I can scroll up&down, using the cursor

Probably not what you meant. The mouse-wheel should work though

Jord.

[Greebe]

Ahh I get it... instead of simple drag'n drop where you want as before they decided to make things just a tad more complicated. Isn't that what they call features now?

The arrow keys don't work for me tho, so there is more work for them todo (this works in older builds).

[Jorden]

Why don't you file it as a bug then?

http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/

Jord.

edit: do your page-up &-down buttons work?

[This message has been edited by Jorden (edited 09 June 2001).]

[Rags]

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">And if you for some arcane reason wants it back when it's finaly of your computer;

Check the box and after a restart it will be back as if it had never left.
</font>

Arcane as in the arcane need for a browser that works?

Rags

[Greebe]

Yes, cause IE doesn't do everything either!

[Greebe]

the North/South/East/West buttons don't work (whether they are the arrow keys or from the num pad!)

[Rags]

What's funny is that you freaks seem to forget it's fine and dandy to switch from one to the other if that's the case.

Show me what mozilla does that IE can't do.

Rags

[Greebe]

My webcam! and I switch all the time from IE, Opera, NS and Mozilla. (to help friends whom design websites).

Besides, Ol Billy boy's attempt to muscle out all browsers with his original IE by giving it away for free. Talk about facism!

[Rags]

Oh god, don't give something away for free, that is terrible.

Netscape gave theirs away for free as well.

The thing is that IE was given away for free for some time, and people still insisted on using netscape for some time because it was a better browser. But then some new standards were adopted that fell in between what Netscape and IE were pulling for, and IE 4 came out and supported, for the most part, these standards while Netscape stayed stagnant. They never got Java working worth a damn, they still can't display standard HTML code that is done by the book in a text editor. Netscape's answer was to release theirs free as well (remember when they made this decision, Netscape still had the majority of the browser market share), but never got their browser into shape. That is why Netscape floated like a turd. Mozilla is a good hope for some creativity, but it has a long way to go IMO.

Rags

[Rags]

BTW, I have been using Mozilla for some time now, and am currently using it browsing these forums, so don't use the usual knee jerk reactions to someone being critical of Netscape.

Rags

[Jorden]

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">Show me what mozilla does that IE can't do</font>

Change skins easily?
It's got a good skinning option.

Jord.

[Rags]

What? You don't know how to skin IE?

Rags

[Jorden]

I haven't got a clue, outside using Window Blinds or some other OS skinner

Jord.

[JLP]

Rags:
IE can't run on almost all known OSes. Cookie management, paswords management, image management and form management are much better in Mozilla. You can take a look at Mozilla code whenever you want.

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Live long and prosper!

[Rags]

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">You can take a look at Mozilla code whenever you want.</font>

Agreed. And I have to resort to that in order to get the hotkeys the way I want them

Rags