Aqua-Soft ForumsI have IE Looking ok but i like the idea of opening mutiple windows inside the browser and the only ones i know that do that right now are Netscap Mozilla and phenox and i have the aqua moz for mozilla but it dosent let me type in address and i cant find one for netscape and phenox is to buggy for me.
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phoenix is too buggy for ya? have you tried any of the latest builds of it? it's been my default browser for months now and i haven't really run into any major problems with it. it's faster than most other browsers out there for the PC, and there are a plethora of skins for it. i'd really suggest trying phoenix again! you may also want to give Opera a try too.
Is there an Aqua or Brushed skin for Netscape 7?
OPera 7 kicks ass!
one click skinning
easy to skin
super duper fast
gestures in it
mail client rules!
can't wait until initial release, so i can upgrade, without getting another licence!
The buggy part of phoenix is windowblinds i use windowblinds to look like a mac but when i go to the pereferences in it all i see is the top part of the perference window and nothing else people have refered and suggested many things with windowblinds but they dont work all i like about netscape and the mozilla clones is the mutiple tabs feature.
I'll have to agree, I just started using Opera 7 tonight. First time I have ever used Opera, but its defiently my new default browser! Theres also a pretty nice of IE 5 Mac Skin for it on their Skins page! And let me tell you about speed! I dont know what it's rendering engine is but my god! well, that all I really need to say. I'm gonna go enjoy Opera some more! Bye!
don't forget mouse gestures, super clean hotbar, drag and drop toolbar buttons(just like mac IE), tabbed browsing, super duper speed.eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
yea, I also have been using Opera 7 for a week. But now, I converted back to IE. Opera slows my system after long use. I don;t reboot my computer frequently, like 3 to 4 days. so, I always left browser open. Using opera, it ate a lot of my resources and my computer become very slow after a long period of use. Cannot get rid of the problem eventhough I closed opera. need to reboot.
It also keep pausing when loading pages, after awhile. and opera not always display a webpage properly.. just like any other browsers besides IE. like this site, the line on the right side is not being displayed. Some webpage need to have IE to access, like my online banking. So, anyhow, I need to use IE for that. And now, I stick with the same damn IE, it is not great, but it have well balance between nice presentation , simple OS integration, compatibility with most webpage and speed. it is the slowest among other new browsers out there, but I didn;t notice the difference, broadband is great! 
I keep testing new browsers for IE replacement, but in the end, I switched back to IE. 
-the end- the story of me 
Originally posted by digitheatre@Jan 19 2003, 10:20 AMyea, I also have been using Opera 7 for a week. But now, I converted back to IE. Opera slows my system after long use. I don;t reboot my computer frequently, like 3 to 4 days. so, I always left browser open. Using opera, it ate a lot of my resources and my computer become very slow after a long period of use. Cannot get rid of the problem eventhough I closed opera. need to reboot.
It also keep pausing when loading pages, after awhile. and opera not always display a webpage properly.. just like any other browsers besides IE. like this site, the line on the right side is not being displayed. Some webpage need to have IE to access, like my online banking. So, anyhow, I need to use IE for that. And now, I stick with the same damn IE, it is not great, but it have well balance between nice presentation , simple OS integration, compatibility with most webpage and speed. it is the slowest among other new browsers out there, but I didn;t notice the difference, broadband is great!
-the end- the story of me
I had the same problem with Opera. After just a few hours of use, my system slowed down alot!!! Maybe it has some type of memory leak. I think I'll get rid of Opera. 
It just isn't good enough to pay my credit card bills online or make some purchases online. I'm not sure it its due to the browser or because the particular sites I was on used code that's more tailored to IE. Damn, I hate MS from straying from standards!!!
Netscape 7 can handle most of what I need, has tabbed browsing like Opera but Netscape 7 only has 2 skins on their site!!! Anyone here have any skins for Netscape 7?
Im not sure but I believe you have a problem with your system. Its been proved that Opera is actually the lightest browsers out of them all on system resources/RAM Usage.
I have found K-meleon to be the fastest of all browsers. If you configure it properly, it also has "tabs" called layers - and will remember programed urls to open upon start - just like phoenix - also, with the use of macros - any application can be opened from within the browser with a right click > menu.
http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/start/
In this screenshot all three browsers have tabs open - at least 8 for both phoenix and k-mel - opera has 5 open - notice resources
i like myIE2 right now
about same as opera for resources
but i like to use the IE engine, i like how it works w/ the plugins
so u dont' have to manually put the plugin file into the browser's plugin directory
MyIE2 resources with 3 tabs open - basically most browsers are about equal in resource use. - so whatever floats your boat!
I like Safari.
Originally posted by Aries326+Feb 14 2003, 05:38 PM-->QUOTE(Aries326 @ Feb 14 2003, 05:38 PM)