AOL prepares its own browser

Typical AOL behavior: Let's see, they own Netscape (free and clear), and are the principal backers (financial and otherwise) of the Mozilla project (developers of Firefox, among other things), so they base their stand-alone browser on IE, subject to whatever conditions MS wants to put on it. Furthermore, they make this decision at a time when Firefox is surging and IE is losing popularity.

Makes sense to me.; Posted by: John L. Ries Posted on: 10/08/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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sounds like a great plan vinayd@... | 10/08/04

Typical AOL behavior John L. Ries | 10/08/04

I have a great idea! php_developer | 10/09/04

so which is it V Sanders | 10/09/04

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