Man, if half of what you are saying comes true then it really confirms RMS's analysis (http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/can-you-trust.html and many others) of the situation from long ago.
A few years ago at GE it always seemed that Jack Welch would take absurdly radical positions in order to pull the organization in a certain direction. Five years later his previously-crazy views were mainstream. RMS seems to have a similar knack.
I realize this is a Windoze-specific thing, but...
Mozilla has a DDE interface, Firefox does not. This means that remote control of Mozilla by, e.g., a bookmark program is possible. See http://www.kaylon.com/browsersupport.html for example. That's why I stay with Moz.
The lite version is great... but could it be made available as a separate, fixed URL, so we Avantgo users can just point at that? I like the boxes when I am using a fatter browser, so I don't want to customize for the lite mode...
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Man, if half of what you are saying comes true then it really confirms RMS's analysis (http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/can-you-trust.html and many others) of the situation from long ago. A few years ago at GE it always seemed that Jack Welch would take absurdly radical positions in order to pull the organization in a certain direction. Five years later his previously-crazy views were mainstream. RMS seems to have a similar knack.
I realize this is a Windoze-specific thing, but...
Mozilla has a DDE interface, Firefox does not. This means that remote control of Mozilla by, e.g., a bookmark program is possible. See http://www.kaylon.com/browsersupport.html for example. That's why I stay with Moz.
The lite version is great... but could it be made
available as a separate, fixed URL, so we Avantgo
users can just point at that? I like the boxes
when I am using a fatter browser, so I don't want
to customize for the lite mode...