Have they dumped Composer yet?

If this is version .1 I can't imagine verison 1.0 It's excelent already..

(Ok so don't put too much stock in the above statement I've only been using it for about ten minutes..)

Alright, I'll be honest... My primary browser is Mozilla, it's enough for me that it's open source, even if it is heavily sponsored by a corporation, it sure doesn't hurt that it's a pretty damn good browser. While I also confess to having an AIM account, I proudly use Trillian to use it (along with IRC, ICQ, YIM, and MIM). I figure that I'm getting the benefits of those services without having their software on my computer. Yes, Trillian is a company, but it's not an AOL company.

Sadly, I got suckered into getting CompuServe when buying a computer in '99. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!! I actually rank this as one of the biggest mistakes I've ever made and the program and extremely poor connection and service provided have pointedly reminded me of this mistake every day. Thank GOD I have only a few months left on the contract. I won't keep it even if they offer it to me free in the future.

, agreed that AOL can and would screw up even the best browser. I wonder how long it will be before they start incorporating ads into the browser itself in the way that Opera and Neoplanet have.

Actually, that might actually be a good business idea for them. That way they would either get ad revenue or people paying not to see the ads.

...........Wow, great browser, thanks for the heads-up geekboy!

Jobeleca, when I was using dial-up, I moved over to Walmart-Connect at one point. It uses the AOL network for connectivity, which actually isn't half bad, gives you unlimited access, 7 screen names, and the last I checked it was still $9.94/month. Better still, you can access the screen name's e-mail via IMAP (as you can with CompuServe). For anyone that needs cheap (and yes, it is reliable) dial-up access, it's hard to beat. Oh, what's different about it? There's not much in the way of proprietary content via the actual WalMart Connect client. But - who cares? Minimize it, and go about your business.

Check it out here:
http://www.walmart.com/walmartconnect/isp/

This "beta" is faster than IE6 (so far anyway, which is approximately 15 minutes). I'll definately be using this one from now on.

The only problem I've found with it (so far) is with the favourites, how it dosen't arrange them with the folders first, then files, it puts them in alphabetical order. And it is kind of slow scrolling down through them.

Of course, I've never used any browser besides IE (with the exception of netscape, which I used at my old school) and I've gotten used to having the folders first, and files second in the favourites menu.

But that dosen't really matter since you can change it yourself (unlike in IE), so it's not a big problem.

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