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Windows ME is the most stable version of Windows.
Mozilla and such are riddled with security holes!
Not sure of the statistics with browsers, But if it's like other open source like Linux, the most un-secure OS out there! Open source browsers are hardly safer then IE!
Internet Explorer has much better support for W3C standards than Netscape.
Netscape is holding the web back.
I have Windows ME. It seems quite good.
Last year, Boogie Jack wrote:The other problem is that Netscape is a ways behind IE, Opera, Enigma and almost every other browser out there in implementing the CSS standards. Like, about 2 years behind at the time of this writing. For that reason you should always check to see if your code works in Netscape.
It will just ignore what it doesn't understand, so if it doesn't work you just have to make sure it's still functional. I could just write Netscape friendly tutorials, but there's too much that is just too cool to leave out - besides, why should we be limited by Netscape's limitations, they don't have many supporters any more. Too bad too, it used to be a good browser.
Mozilla is the biggest piece of spyware ever!!!
But any good designer needs a sh#t of money and space on their PC to be able to have these multiple browsers.
The new Netscape is a bit better, but it doesn't allow ad killers.
Why dont you just download IE? It's very good program..
Don't install stuff on the computer, it's gonna get slower and you'll break it.
The reason Apple didn't choose the more advanced Gecko engine was a political one. Apple may be a "fan" of open source, but they are no fan of Linux or of any effort to make desktop Linux more viable. They chose KHTML in order to drive the wedge between the KDE and Gnome camps deeper.
Gnome has a better office-suite than KDE does! Just compare OpenOffice to KOffice!
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