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Since it shares the same "heart", does it display pages the same way?
that is... I design pages, so... can I just test them in K-Meleon and assume they will look the same in Netscape 6.x?
Thanks.
I'm not a programmer but that is my assumption. Other than the "netscape evangelism" page I have not had any problems.
Ntp
Since Netscape 6.x uses the Mozilla rendering engine, as does Beonex Communicator and Galeon and K-Meleon, you can test pages in any one of them to ensure complete compatability with the rest.
K-Meleon is good if you need to use sites that are untrustworthy and likely to exploit Internet Explorer, or to test pages with the Mozilla (Gecko) rendering engine.
I too am a web developer, but I do most of my regular browsing with K-Meleon too, since it lets me use Outlook as the mail client and loads pages faster than IE (very big grin).
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Display = Netscape?
Posted by:
MTO
Date: November 19, 2001 09:49PM
Since it shares the same "heart", does it display pages the same way?
that is... I design pages, so... can I just test them in K-Meleon and assume they will look the same in Netscape 6.x?
Thanks.
Re: Display = Netscape?
Posted by:
Norman Prather
Date: November 20, 2001 03:54PM
I'm not a programmer but that is my assumption. Other than the "netscape evangelism" page I have not had any problems.
Ntp
Re: Display = Netscape?
Posted by:
Ryan
Date: November 20, 2001 08:20PM
Since Netscape 6.x uses the Mozilla rendering engine, as does Beonex Communicator and Galeon and K-Meleon, you can test pages in any one of them to ensure complete compatability with the rest.
K-Meleon is good if you need to use sites that are untrustworthy and likely to exploit Internet Explorer, or to test pages with the Mozilla (Gecko) rendering engine.
I too am a web developer, but I do most of my regular browsing with K-Meleon too, since it lets me use Outlook as the mail client and loads pages faster than IE (very big grin).
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