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|    Pascal Chevrel to All    |
|    Re: Any good reason to switch from 4.7?    |
|    08 Jun 05 14:48:53    |
      From: pascal.chevrel_nospam_@free.fr              Le 08/06/2005 13:22, justme a ecrit :       > I've been watching the posts to this group getting fewer over time and       > a lot seems to be problems with versions past 4.7.       >       > It seems to me from reading posts that there are more glitches and       > problems than it's worth trying the new versions. Is there any good       > reason to upgrade from 4.7 or is Netscape fubar with Firefox picking       > up the slack?       >       > Karen              You are kidding aren't you ?              Compared to Firefox+Thunderbird, Netscape Communicator 4.7 is a big       piece of outdated junk. Consider that Netscape 4.7 is a 1996 (!)       software package and we are in 2005. Most of the sites I visit wouldn't       even display in NC4.7 since they use a lot of CSS and this is the       general trend.              On the mail part, Thunderbird has so many advantages over NC4.7 that       it's not even fun to compare :) Antispam filtering,       multi-pop/multi-IMAP, themes, extensions, anti-phishing and inline       dictionnary for the next version etc.              UNless you are on a very old computer with less than 256MB memory, I       can't see any readon to stick to Netscape 4.7. Even NS7.2 which is a       huge improvement over NC4.7 is already largely outdated (I won't talk       about NS8, I think it is an unsafe piece of marketing crap).              Pascal              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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