4th March 2003, 4:50 PM
Mozilla and Netscape 7 are nearly identical... NS7 just has a cooler interface and a bunch of stuff bundled with it (Composer for making webpages with no programming, the email program, and Netscape Messenger, NS's builtin (it is actually a part of the browser... you can launch it in the browser and if you close Netscape fully it closes AIM/ICQ too... so chat windows were treated as "popups" by that moronic popup blocking software I tried once. That got me to figure out how to use NS7's internal blocker REALLY fast... their own blocker of course doesn't block anything other than popups (of course it doesn't work in Explorer, but who cares? IE is a no-good browser compared to NS or Mozilla...)...) AIM/ICQ client)... I use NS7 but Mozilla is just as good. TABBED BROWSING IS AWESOME!
Oh... Weltall, you probably have to find the popup blocking option in the program options and turn it on... its not on by default. In NS7 they bury the option in the program's Privacy and Security section of the Preferences window... I don't know where it is in Mozilla, but it's there somewhere.
Oh, and I fully agree that NS6 was horrid. It was really bad... I don't know what they were thinking... at least 7 is a great browser like 4 and previous were years ago.
Oh... poor DJ. You PAID to get popup blocking instead of using FREE Netscape or Mozilla? Poor child... I guess you have yet to experience how great tabbed browsing is...
Oh... Weltall, you probably have to find the popup blocking option in the program options and turn it on... its not on by default. In NS7 they bury the option in the program's Privacy and Security section of the Preferences window... I don't know where it is in Mozilla, but it's there somewhere.
Oh, and I fully agree that NS6 was horrid. It was really bad... I don't know what they were thinking... at least 7 is a great browser like 4 and previous were years ago.
Oh... poor DJ. You PAID to get popup blocking instead of using FREE Netscape or Mozilla? Poor child... I guess you have yet to experience how great tabbed browsing is...