04-08-2001 20:04									#1
	Mozilla 0.9.3 and 'Poly Help yourself to an AD-FREE life

Just grabbed Moz 0.9.3 and is testing it with 'Poly. Nothing major yet with some minor visual differences:

1. The smilies panel to the left is now missing the dividing lines; it used to be consisted of little boxes with one smilies in each one.

2. When posting/editing/etc. a message, now there is a box of thin grey line surrounding the "intermission" message.

	04-08-2001 23:00									#2
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Ahh, so Mozilla is starting to display ACS properly...

I guess there is no reason for me not to give it a try then.

	05-08-2001 17:59									#3
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Moz has been doing a fine job rendering ACS since release 14, more than a year ago. Sure, there were (still are) hiccups here and there, but most bugs were/will be fixed in the next release, and it's <em>free</em>

	06-08-2001 07:46									#4
	Increase Your PM Length

In other news, viewing it with IE 6 and it looks perfect.

I think the problem is the CSS "standard" lacks a whole bunch of options to do with table borders, and since Mozilla is strictly standards compliant the problem is most likely on the client-end...

	06-08-2001 08:18									#5
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Yeah, IE is fatter than 6 Mozilla's put together and gives a S/390 much difficulty.

And don't get me started on standards. It's just suffice to point that that the M$ extensions are trivial.

	06-08-2001 09:49									#6
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Fatter, you say? Both of these are the results after visiting 10 websites after a clean start:
Mozilla.org -> Apolyton.net -> Aceshardware.com -> Tomshardware.com -> Anandtech.com -> Slashdot.org -> Glonk.org -> Guru3d.com -> Microsoft.com -> Gamespot.com

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This has been downloaded 34 time(s).

	07-08-2001 03:38									#7
	Increase Your PM Length

That just means that the IE executable is smaller. That doesn't include the 1300 dll's (random number pulled out of thin air - not factual, but you get the idea) that also get loaded when IE runs.

	07-08-2001 05:08									#8
	Remove this text

Actually, under Windows XP the .dlls are clumped together under the process ID and are part of the total. So that IS an accurate figure.

In WinXP, IE is standalone and only installed by default. It shows up in Add/Remove Programs, so it doesn't run off of explorer.exe at all anymore.

	08-08-2001 04:59									#9
	Increase Your PM Length

Yeah? That's the memory footprint of the two .exe files after the, eh, "standard" run. The fact remains that IE 6 itself is much bigger than Mozilla. Not the IE 6 installer but the whole package, including e-mail and other stuff.

We know that IE uses a separate program for e-mail but Mozilla is all-in-one. How does that compare? If you want to compare the browsers you have to get Gecko and run that against IE 6.

	08-08-2001 06:42									#10
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Well, I went to go check this out for myself. I did the registration wizard for my email account, hit finish. HD thrashed for a few seconds, and then *CRASH*. TalkBack came up, etc.

Tried it again, same damn thing. And again, and again.

What good is the mail program if I can't even access it?

	08-08-2001 08:44									#11
	Enter the AD-FREE zone

i've been using mozilla for mail for over year now....

	08-08-2001 20:49									#12
	Suffering from ads?

Yeah, I have no doubt that most people can use the mail feature (else they wouldn't have released it).

But the fact remains that I cannot.

Go ahead, UR, blame the OS.
But it's not the OS that's crashing, it's Mozilla. The OS happily chugs along and just prints off the error-report dialog and yawns.