[Ti] Browser Troubles

[Wilhelm Wanders]

i use camino too. after trying it out next to safari i use it now as my 
standard web browser. it is significantly faster (i am on dsl) than 
safari, never gives me the spinning beachball (never) (i have 384mb 
ram, panther) and doesn't hog up too much hd space and way not as much 
ram as safari did ....
just give it a try :)

btw ... safari might be new,but since apple itself is the big daddy of 
it, i hoped forsome bettercodeing and compatibility.... i was and i am 
still impressed how nice it is,but camino IS 'nicer' :)


On Nov 23, 2004, at 2:02 AM, Alan Thompson wrote:

> get camino.  better than firefox for os x, yet still based on the same 
> rendering engine that mozilla/netscape/firefox are.  it's the 
> presentation layer that is more os x native than firefox or those 
> other browsers.  i've almost gone to camino as my default over safari, 
> and a brief affair with omniweb in the 4.x days, before safari.
>
> still, there will be websites specifically coded for win32 (windows 
> platform) IE, and will not function properly with any other browser.
>
> --alan
> On Nov 22, 2004, at 9:45 PM, JFL wrote:
>
>> There is always good ol' reliable netscape, which is at least still 
>> updated from time to time unlike explorer. And there's Firefox? Not 
>> too sure on the name -- you can get it on macupdate.com.
>>
>> Safari used to work with the sprintpcs picture site, but for some 
>> reason now it can't get past the password screen without 
>> doubling-back. Firefox works nicely (at least for this instance). And 
>> 'tis free. Sad that you have to keep at least 2-3 browsers to hog up 
>> precious hd space to do what one browser should, but alas...
>> _________
>>> alternative browsers to use?  Someone thinks the
>>> problems are java- related.
>>> Any suggestions for other browser options besides IE?
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