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Postby W.R. » Fri 09 Aug, 2002 11:09 am

I think the next release of NS should include a lighter/leaner default skin. A lot of people get the impression NS/Mozilla is slow just cuz of some ram-hogging skins like modern. classic isn't much better...
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Postby Al » Sun 05 Jan, 2003 7:01 pm

W.R. wrote:I think the next release of NS should include a lighter/leaner default skin. A lot of people get the impression NS/Mozilla is slow just cuz of some ram-hogging skins like modern. classic isn't much better...


Well Netscape 6.0+ has classic And Classic it's not that good.
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Postby Shark Daddy » Sun 05 Jan, 2003 7:14 pm

Classic and Modern are both very fast. Currently, Modern is faster.
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Postby Edward » Sun 05 Jan, 2003 7:18 pm

Classic is more colorful than Modern.
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Postby Al » Tue 07 Jan, 2003 12:01 am

Edward wrote:Classic is more colorful than Modern.

Well Classic brings the buggy,slow Netscape 4x feeling
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