[WEB4LIB] Re: Netscape 6

[Dan Lester]

Thursday, November 16, 2000, 9:37:09 PM, you wrote:

TB> By my  choice of browser I choose not to have tables, scripting, 
TB> colors, images, variations in font and font size or sounds, in my 
TB> initial viewing of a page. If I can't get any useful information from 
TB> the page I know the author/publisher is clueless and its not worth 
TB> going any further. If I see that there may be useful features which 
TB> require more capability I open it in a fully featured browser. I save 
TB> a LOT of time this way.

>From this I must infer that about 90 percent of the pages you view are
useless and have clueless authors.  Right?  Otherwise, it would seem
that the time to switch browsers, etc, would eat up the time you save
by using the quick browser.  I can understand how not loading images
and sounds saves time, but the tables, colors, and so forth are embedded
in the HTML and still get sent to you, so why not use them?

Just curious, not trying to change your habits....

dan

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