On Tue, Jan 26, 1999 at 10:29:20AM -0500, MallarJ@aol.com wrote:
> However, what you're looking for isn't in existence, with the exception of
> Netscape. Arena is another good browser, but I don't know if it supports Java
> or not, in fact, I'm pretty sure it doesn't. Also, I don't believe it's up to
> HTML 4.0 yet. However, I hear this is what the W3 consortium uses, so you can
> bet it's stable and effective. In fact, it's my browser of choice.
It doesn't support Java. W3C gave up on it a while ago, and it's now
developed elsewhere (I would tell you but I can't spell the name :-) ).
It's a bit flakey in places but the default rendering is very nice. It
seems not to cope so well with pages using CSS.
AFAIK Netscape is the only Linux browser supporting Java. IME you're
not going to get reasonable Java speed of any kind on an 8 MB machine.
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