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Re: MOC: Dutch Otherdam downtown and Suburbian home 'Wybert'
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lugnet.publish
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Wed, 4 Dec 2002 18:28:18 GMT
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Frank Filz <ffilz@mindspring.com> writes:
> I hate JS with Netscape. Netscape goes on vacation for a minute or so
> while it starts JS. And it does this for each page. [...]
> I probably should just give up on NS completely (the main thing I use it
> for is news reading [...]
Use Mozilla. It's much, much better than Netscape 4.x. Or if you
want to stick with the Netscape brand, upgrade to Netscape 7 - it's
pretty much the same thing as Mozilla. The e-mail/news functionality
in Mozilla is very similar to Netscape 4's, but better.
> I definitely hate it when JS is used for something which is probably
> easier to do in HTML (like re-directs). It's often pretty silly for
> buttons.
What's worse is when someone makes a Java Applet just so they can have
mouse-over animation on a button! Then if you don't have Java, you
can't even click the button. At least with JavaScript the worst case
is you don't see the animation.
> Well done frames are good. The shop.lego.com site would be a lot faster
> I think if their basic menu and all was a frame which didn't have to be
> reloaded every time you want to look at a different bunch of sets.
I think if a site is improved by using frames, it could probably be
improved even more by a different frameless design.
--Bill.
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William R Ward bill@wards.net http://www.wards.net/~bill/
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