I tried it on Mozilla 1.3b, and it looks great in both the Classic and Modern Themes. HERE which will place the Button on the Toolbar. If you want a Home Button on the Navigation Toolbar, there is a small download
There is a Preference wherein you can opt to have a Home Button on the Personal Toolbar, in addition to 10 other Button selections.
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Real Player used to cause me so many fits - got worse with each newer version - that I got rid of it altogether.Ī "Custom" install will allow you to opt out of all media players. The SillyDog & Compact Versions are free of AOL fluff, or give you the opportunity to opt out. Instant Messenger (NIM) is included and is necessary for Netscape Mail to integrate with Netscape WebMail.
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They are both mandatory in the Full Official Netscape Versions, with Mail & Newsgroups. Actually I don't know why Holger opted to include the Canadian Language Pack? Perhaps he had requests from users.Ĭan I easily delete AOL and Messenger references, et a? Never use them. That option is not available in 7.01/02, but the Language Packs are available at the above FTP site. In Netscape 7.0, there was a "Load More" tab, whereby you could add your Language Pack to the list. I went to Netscape but couldn't find any reference. There seems to be a feature I noted in one of the comparison charts you referenced - `Compact' I think - to a Canadian Region Pack whatever that is. If you have any thoughts of why I should not use Netscape's basic package, I'd love to hear them. Oh yes, would I be able to add a `home ' button from that button site? I'm rather shocked that Netscape seems to no longer have a `Home' button or am I making a false assumption?
[Real Player used to cause me so many fits - got worse with each newer version - that I got rid of it altogether. I'm a dyed in the wool Eudora user and have NO intention to change.Ĭan I easily delete AOL and Messenger references, et a? Never use them. I use Netscape mail only occasionally for limited News Groups and nothing else. And there seems to be a feature I noted in one of the comparison charts you referenced - `Compact' I think - to a Canadian Region Pack whatever that is. This said, I'm rather leaning towards Netscape's own Basic package which seems on a par for size of the customised packages. Perhaps the latter would be best as that's how I feel. This said, I'm at the moment totally `cornfussed' from reading Netscape, Compact and Silly Dog. Yes, it was compatability that was top of mind.
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