Yeah, me too, i never paid for POP3, although my account is 6 years old and to activate SMTP/POP3 you must suscribe Yahoo Delivers! which I redirected to my alternative hotmail address:).
I dont understand why people are comparing ActiveX and XUL. Mozilla based products have a plugin system similar to ActiveX, that's the way Flash, Java, Acrobat, SVG, Quicktime, Realplayer, even Windows Media Player run, but it has nothing to do with XUL.
ActiveX is dead. God bless XAML!. The enemy of Firefox+XUL+Javascript is IE7+XAML+.NET, and because.NET is a secure platform as Java is (ok, stop laughing), and XAML is XUL using.NET components, and.NET will be embedded in every MS OS then every XAML web app will run out-of-the-box on any Windows desktop, that's the real threat to Firefox/Mozilla. Oh, and don't forget every mobile device running a MS OS, there's no embedded XUL engine to run there.
Sure XAML+.NET will be a security nigthmare, but security wasn't a problem to MS till now. Hire more marketing guys and let them convince the world. Just write your XAML file, give your customers the URL, and it's done!.
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Yeah, me too, i never paid for POP3, although my account is 6 years old and to activate SMTP/POP3 you must suscribe Yahoo Delivers! which I redirected to my alternative hotmail address :).
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What did you think is this all about?
Try Adobe SVG plugin. Works fine for me on Firefox 1.0PR, both Windows and Linux.
The United States could soon have another reason to blame Canada.
another? what's the other reason?
I dont understand why people are comparing ActiveX and XUL. Mozilla based products have a plugin system similar to ActiveX, that's the way Flash, Java, Acrobat, SVG, Quicktime, Realplayer, even Windows Media Player run, but it has nothing to do with XUL.
ActiveX is dead. God bless XAML!. The enemy of Firefox+XUL+Javascript is IE7+XAML+.NET, and because .NET is a secure platform as Java is (ok, stop laughing), and XAML is XUL using .NET components, and .NET will be embedded in every MS OS then every XAML web app will run out-of-the-box on any Windows desktop, that's the real threat to Firefox/Mozilla. Oh, and don't forget every mobile device running a MS OS, there's no embedded XUL engine to run there.
Sure XAML+.NET will be a security nigthmare, but security wasn't a problem to MS till now. Hire more marketing guys and let them convince the world. Just write your XAML file, give your customers the URL, and it's done!.
do you mean a broken internet connection?
YaST is GPL
Just Google before rant