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Date:	Wed, 11 Feb 2004 12:39:17 PST8
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: For Peter: Isn't this hopelessly out of date ?-Mozilla

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Exactly, John, that's the difference ;-)
The IBM Web Browser shows these eBay thumbnail pics =

and of course I can also do banking ;-))

BTW: From Mozilla 1.4 to 1.6 is only 2 versions but =

some call 1.4 old stuff ... =

=2E. but this, not so old, stuff works even better than todays stuff ;-)))

Have a nice day
svobi

jbrush@aros.net on 11/02/2004 19:39:46
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: For Peter: Isn't this hopelessly out of date
?-Mozilla

>Mozilla 1.6 is working fine here. I have been using and banking with =

>just about every Mozilla since 0.9

Does it handle ebay thumbnail pics? As far as I know, no version of
mozilla does, and it completely eludes me why someone hasn't dealt with
this. Now that I read how the IBM browser works there, it is kind of
galling to know it could work, but Mozilla developers haven't done the
job.

Its kind of crappy to have to keep Netscape around just to use for
Ebay...... I thought Mozilla was based on Netscape anyway, so what
happened there?

John

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