[muglo] Re: FireBird nightlies?
- From: Ilbert Walker <walker@xxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 16:30:45 -0500
On 18 Jan 2004, at 4:41 AM, Eric D wrote:
> Does anyone know why the FireBird nightly build now comes up with a
> full
> build of Mozilla 1.7a and not FireBird?
>
> I have a version of FireBird (0.7a) that is looking very much like
> Camino
> (perhaps Camino's writers have shifted projects?). FireBird got rid of
> the
> REALLY annoying collapsing toolbars (started with Communicator). The
> ones
> where you're left with this silly little line on the top of the window.
>
I am confused by this and your other reply to Tee re bloated browsers,
code sizes etc
Quo Vadis - Mozilla ?
We now have Mozilla Firebird, Firefox, Camino (also changed from the
previous name?) browsers. I understand Camino is designed specifically
for the Mac ? And Firefox ? Which to use , if any?
Mozilla seem to be a good crowd with useful websites and support forums
- better than Safari in this regard?
I like Safari - but :
1. I can't get rid of this stupid blue panel which envelopes the
Bookmarks Save window - and limits the number of folders to which I can
save
2. It's not URL Manager compatible - which I bought to overcome the
above fault
3. Its autofill function is determinedly fickle,( only works sometimes)
and not accessing info from Address Book as promised. Not as user
friendly as the customizable Auto fill function in Explorer
4. Apple doesn't seem to provide much support - and is slow to
improve/upgrade?
But then Autofill, which for me is an essential need in a browser, is
NOT available in Mozilla's browsers at all - despite many promises to
implement such.
What is your recommendation for short and long term best choice of a
browser for Panther OSX ?
Help !!! :-)
Ilbert
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