yea, but the question is, if you're using windows why would you use ns? ns has shit for css support, slow as hell, and crashes more than real jukebox. ie5, on the other hand, no matter what you say, is fast and it barely ever crashes. yes, you heard me right, it barely EVER crashes. i've had ie5 installed on my system since the beta and it has only crashed about twice (both of those happened when it was still in beta)
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yea, but the question is, if you're using windows why would you use ns? ns has shit for css support, slow as hell, and crashes more than real jukebox. ie5, on the other hand, no matter what you say, is fast and it barely ever crashes. yes, you heard me right, it barely EVER crashes. i've had ie5 installed on my system since the beta and it has only crashed about twice (both of those happened when it was still in beta)