mozilla v.1.0 is out

Semi-complete

As a follow- up to my message about NS and Moz not doing a www ... com wraparound like NS used to and IE now does, I read somewhere about a newer approach: type the domain: you (generally) don't need to type anything more than the domain name plus the top level domain, like .com, .org, .gov, .net (etc.)

This works with most sites in all three browsers mentioned above, and as such is a mostly-successful workaround.

 

I've used Mozilla 1.0 for a few days (or even weeks? - I'm not sure, it seems like I've never used anything else ) now, and I'm really impressed and happy with it.

There's not that much difference between Netscape 6.2 and Mozilla 1.0, but those I noticed are (even though they are unobtrusive) rather nice (such as better configurable options).

One thing I'm really happy about is that when I installed Mozilla as browser-only and afterwards installed Pegasus on a new W2K-machine, Pegasus became the mail-program for Mozilla without having to do anything else.

Also, I haven't had any problems at all with installing Mozilla on a machine, that already had Netscape 6.2 on it.
It worked great, and all my bookmarks and customizations were there from the beginning, and I can access them form either browser without difficulties.

So - my vote is: Thumbs up! Great work!

I'll install Mozilla on all our PCs from now on.

Kate