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Just making sure Mozilla works.


K.

Kidd Andersson wrote:
> Just making sure Mozilla works.
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>
> K.

Mozilla as in the Suite? Uses navigator as a browser?
I have been looking into these things since I swapped to Mac.
Use Thunderbird instead, same Newsreader and Mail client but standalone.

If you need a browser too I suggest you try out the following:
Opera(Pmail me for reg code), Firefox or Camino,both the latter from
Mozilla.Org

J.

I might do that. Thanks P.J.

Kidd




P.J. Berg wrote:
> Kidd Andersson wrote:
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>> Just making sure Mozilla works.
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>>
>> K.
>
>
> Mozilla as in the Suite? Uses navigator as a browser?
> I have been looking into these things since I swapped to Mac.
> Use Thunderbird instead, same Newsreader and Mail client but standalone.
>
> If you need a browser too I suggest you try out the following:
> Opera(Pmail me for reg code), Firefox or Camino,both the latter from
> Mozilla.Org
>
> J.

In article <ae9Sd.2839$Mw3.880@amstwist00>,
"P.J. Berg" > wrote:

> Kidd Andersson wrote:
> > Just making sure Mozilla works.
> >
> >
> > K.
>
> Mozilla as in the Suite? Uses navigator as a browser?
> I have been looking into these things since I swapped to Mac.
> Use Thunderbird instead, same Newsreader and Mail client but standalone.
>
> If you need a browser too I suggest you try out the following:
> Opera(Pmail me for reg code), Firefox or Camino,both the latter from
> Mozilla.Org
>
> J.

Camino is the nearly forgotten inspiration of Phoenix, now known as
Firefox. I'm a long-time fan of the free MT-Newswatcher client and
enthusiastically recommend it to all Mac users - although I admit I
haven't tried Mozilla's news client in a couple of years now and I have
around a decade of Newswatcher use which may be providing an
unintentional bias. While I use Mail.app personally, I've moved a number
of Windows users to Thunderbird and they've seen many things to like
about it.