From: BC@dt.com   
      
   > Rico wrote:   
   >> Am I missing something, or did netscape regress back to the days when   
   >> one needed a seperate cookie manager to manage cookies ?   
   >> Seems to me that you have the choice of accepting, or rejecting.   
   >> Very bad, and that reason alone with stop me from using it.   
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   >   
   > This is a big problem for me as well. with Firefox, I can allow a cookie   
   > in a session only.   
      
   Huge problem, and a giant leap backwards.   
      
   >   
   >   
   >> And where are the font/color options ?   
   >   
   > May be in the full version.   
   >   
   >   
   >> And how does one drag and drop URL's onto the personal toolbar ?   
   >> I get the impression that it is possible, but it seems one must jump   
   >> through some hoops to do it.   
   >   
   > I have never done that anyway.   
      
   I've always found it to be a great feature.   
   I suppose theres different ways to have a couple dozen favorite links   
   available at a click - This was the most convienient that I found.   
      
   >   
   >>   
   >> Other than these first impressions, it seems like it has some   
   >> potential.   
   >   
   > I agree, and we must remember that this is a beta.   
   > I will stick with Firefox I think.   
   >   
      
   I never saw the big attraction to firefox over netscape 7.2 personally.   
   From the little I've played with it, I came to the conclusion that its a   
   7.2 clone with a different name to attract IE users.   
   What does it offer that 7.2 doesn't ?   
      
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