Jack Beale wrote:

P,

    As a matter of record, most of the computing world uses Internet Explorer by a wide margin.
IE probably accounts for 80% (or more) of the users who browse the web.  NetScape is a very
distant second.

    AOL uses a 'bastardized' version of Internet Explorer - Not NetScape.  They OWN NetScape,
however and NetScape is the only 'outside' browser that can access AOL's non-standard e-mail.

    I'm not sure what the 'free' Juno uses as a browser engine.  It, as you say, may use
NetScape.  Perhaps someone will have that info for us...?

Jack Beale
jack.beale@att.net

I have the info on what Juno uses and it is indeed Netscape.

What you are saying is Microsoft made their browser different and their web site 
generating software different so Netscape would not work anymore Netscape having 
been there before Microsoft? Netscape had establish a standard
and Bill Gates destroyed the Netscape standard as a slim ball CEO 
dirty trick.

Bill Gates should be arrested and charged with a white collar crime
as he controlled the operating system and he gave away the browser
for free to destroy Netscape. When the feds called him on it
he lied and said it was impossible to remove the browser from
the O.S.. 

If I were a web master I would be sure my web site
worked with Netscape as 96% of web masters have it figured
out. It is only the dumb ones still using the offending
Microsoft web generating software. 

Paul Lamar
 
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