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I have been using Opera lately and enjoying it a lot.
The only qualms I have with it are that sometimes plugins don't work properly (I have to manually copy over to the plugin directory), and occasionally a page will look different than intended.
I downloaded Mozilla to check it out, and it seems to be identical to Netscape Communicator, minus the logo in the top right corner.
Am I missing something? (I assume I am).
What makes this browser so superior to others, and why am I seeing what seems to be an exact replica of Netscape Communicator. Do I have to change a setting or option to "unleash" the power of Mozilla?
I am not hating, I am just curious about this browser, as I have heard a lot of hype here and elsewhere, but I don't think I am using it to it's potential.
I downloaded Mozilla 1.3 for Windows.
Any help or feedback would be great, as I want to give Mozilla a serious try, before going back to Opera.
Also, are there "mods" for Windows (like Firebird), that make the browser "Better"?
Thanks much.
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