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Mozilla Seamonkey Suite is the best choice!
Browser + e-mail client + composer + address book + chatzilla, but you select to install what you want!
Try and you will see the traditional Netscape look and feel with the latest gecko engine and news technologies.
Seamonkey 2 will be launched this year with places, rss, Gecko 1.9, and plugins and extension manager. Will give FF3 features and more.
Great works for the internet, Netscape!
I always love ya!
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I've used Netscape ever since I came on in 1998. I've loved it till I upgraded from Netscape 7. and no longer had a mailbox for my local server. I love the Netscape 7. mailbox--it was great. You could select, copy, paste an email into wordpad and save it in your Documents files, etc. So I've kept 7 even though I upgraded to 8 and then 9. I don't want to lost that mailbox, but it looks like AOL has done it in for me. I have Internet Explorer but don't like it much. I downloaded Firefox on another computer, and I don't care for it at all even though it did keep all my old bookmarks. I might like it better if I were better acquainted with it. Ever since I came online, I've lost web sites (bankruptcy, bought out, etc.) and mail boxes and other stuff. The one thing about the Internet that is most frustrating is the way it keeps changing--and never for the better!
yeah,
the long, slow agonizing death, is finally over.
Hey, Sailfish, are you there?
Please tell me you have the SkyPilot theme on Flock, and I'll give it a try.
Talk about the passing of an era...
I do not think that it still shifts.
NetScape is a wonderful browser, and it will be so in the future.
One of the features I loved on Netscape 9 was the Link Pad. Is this available as a Firefox extension? If not, can you make it an extension or turn it over to someone else so they can?
Currently under FF but I will have a good look at FLOCK and report it soon :D
Currently under FF but i will have a try with FLOCK. As I can see looks nic, now time for testing. Sorry in case of double post, please remove the previous. greets
very interesting information
Flock Rocks!
Flock has some great features but will miss my netscape.
Nice Stuff... Keep It Up.
12:48AMAndy Chmilenko
Firefox is so...rudimentary. It is for people who can't use the internet without getting hurt, like a training wheels of sorts.
I look forward to the next Netscape, hopefully sometime in the future.