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At least they know Firefox=Better Browser
There will be no tricks up Netscape's sleeves here. Their product will only improve because they will now use Firefox. Also remember that AOL owns Netscape and they use the IE rendering engine exclusively with AOL software. Netscape has lost alot of market share over the past few years and has probably only a few developers left over. At least they are recognizing that the Firefox browser is better browser technology. Firefox IS a major improvement over IE and old Netscape versions. AOL should have done something similar with their software.
Posted by: richman555   Posted on: 11/17/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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At least they know Firefox=Better Browser  richman555 | 11/17/04
AOl and Gecko engine  Joe Blow_z | 11/17/04
How important is this?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 11/17/04
Not very.  Anton Philidor | 11/17/04
Certainly not INsignificant  IT_User | 11/18/04
It's already done surprising penetration  CobraA1 | 11/18/04
They know how to penetrate the market  nucrash | 11/18/04
AOL with Mozilla  just-me_z | 11/18/04
Has no one seen the adds AOL is running.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 11/18/04
Adds  donald17 | 11/18/04
Mozilla provides a very robust platform  George Mitchell | 11/17/04
What is AOL's strategy..............???  rshimizu12@... | 11/17/04
Why Don't Hackers Pick On AOL?  coffeenite | 11/18/04
Netscape 7.2  NickMets7 | 11/20/04
Lured toward uniformity  saphil@... | 12/01/04
correction  sir_cheats_a_lot | 12/01/04

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