Mozilla Firebird

[JJ Neff]

Just like mozilla it has this ability, in fact it defaults to not allow
pop-ups.  A small icon in te status bar inidcates a pop-up was attempted and
you can OK it if you need a pop-up to complete the page.  It is very similar to
the settings in Mozilla but much more streamlines since it only needs to deal
with Browsing.  Also the support for plugins in Windows is extensive.  It uses
Netscape plugins and the plugins page has all the ways to get them to work on
windows.

(Pop-ups was what drove me to download any other browser!)

JJN
--- Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com> wrote:
> how is it at shutting off pop-ups? for both windows and Linux? Not that
> I ever use windows to go online (hey, can you auto-install something in
> my IE anyone?lol), but some of my clients do (have to at work, like you
> Im sure) so I was curious if this is any good at stopping the pop ups on
> the winblows side
> On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 08:40, JJ Neff wrote:
> 
> > I was looking to download Mozilla for Windows to use at work (finally got
> too
> > frustrated with IE).  I noticed that there is a Browser ONLY version called
> > Firebird.  Similar to Netscape Comm vs. Nescape Browser, Firebird is a
> browser
> > ONLY and it is lean and very quick with all the things I like about Mozilla
> > (tabbed browsing).  Thunderbird is the mail and news client for those who
> only
> > require that.
> > 
> > Try it out,  I now use it on my Linux boxes as well.
> > 
> > JJN
> > 
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> Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com>
> 


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