Just a thought -- while the non-GPL browsers are certainly problematic, what could easily send even IE & Netscape on their way, IMNSHO, would be abrowser that was actually HTML spec (latest) compliant. And if it was GPL'ed, it would be even better. Once a "spec-browser" is implemented, adding support for non-spec things, like plugins, IE extensions, etc, could be added as modules. *shrug* My $0.02.
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I ran into need for names for ~25 systems a couple of years ago, and settled on naturally-occurring human-fatal toxins. Sorted them alphabetically, and came up with about 20, had to jump to Princess Bride for one that started with an 'I' ("What you do not smell is Iocaine powder..."), could have had quite a few more, but requirement was first letter of each had to be unique.
It was fun hearing the techs call out "Belladonna died again" or "Hemlock is alive" across the lab.
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Just a thought -- while the non-GPL browsers are certainly problematic, what could easily send even IE & Netscape on their way, IMNSHO, would be abrowser that was actually HTML spec (latest) compliant. And if it was GPL'ed, it would be even better. Once a "spec-browser" is implemented, adding support for non-spec things, like plugins, IE extensions, etc, could be added as modules.
*shrug* My $0.02.
Can't get to view the comments right now, so I hope this isn't a duplicate post...
I ran into need for names for ~25 systems a couple of years ago, and settled on naturally-occurring human-fatal toxins. Sorted them alphabetically, and came up with about 20, had to jump to Princess Bride for one that started with an 'I' ("What you do not smell is Iocaine powder..."), could have had quite a few more, but requirement was first letter of each had to be unique.
It was fun hearing the techs call out "Belladonna died again" or "Hemlock is alive" across the lab.