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Re: [Sheflug] Mozilla



>>>>> "home" == home  <home [at] alexhudson.com> writes:

    home> On Mon, May 14, 2001 at 08:40:34AM +0100, Craig Andrews
    home> wrote:
    >> Plus, I haven't found anything yet it can't do, so whereas I
    >> used to say BrowseX is the fastest browser, with a few quirks,
    >> it is no relegated to best browser for low spec machines (which
    >> it is!). I am even putting it on my laptop, where the previous
    >> browsers are Lynx, w3m and Amaya.

    home> Moz is getting darn quick. Skip and Galeon are also
    home> benefiting. But, I think the overall speed award probably
    home> goes to Alan Cox's browser. Not sure about the award for
    home> features tho' :)

I think at the last count it didn't even support forms, but saying
that, the development time of AC's browser buts Mozilla to shame :-)

Is there a version on ftp.linux.org.uk?


Yep, I like Mozilla - quick indeed. 0.9 seems to fall over a little
bit more than 0.8.1 tho - once every 3-4 hours, if you get the wrong
site.

Annoying. Things like this seem to have sprung up every so often in
the dev process - just suprised a release has this behaviour.

Baz.

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