Stability is not the problem for me, in fact 1.4 I have found to be the
most stable. The notification banner thing has become all wonky instead.
This is on my windows boot. My linux install (on the same machine) is
going to stay at 1.3 for a while as I have some PITA dependency issues
to deal with.
Thanks for the info.
david uhlman wrote:
> Many common mozilla problems are actually caused by poor installation.
> Make sure that your old copy of mozilla is completely removed prior to
> installing the new one. On windows this is extremely important. On linux
> it often happens that a couple of copies of it or its libraries get
> installed which causes the problems. You can save your settings files
> but make sure the program files get removed and reinstalled.
>
> Calendar, spellchecker, and other addons typically cause lots of
> problems if they are for a slightly different version so make sure you
> install the ones for the version you are using.
>
> We have mozilla 1.4 on dozens of machines and have found it more stable
> than most other releases, both windows and linux.
>
>
>
> Sincerely,
> David Uhlman
> CTO 50km Inc.
>
>
>
> On Sat, 2003-07-12 at 01:09, Rob Wultsch wrote:
>
>>So far this seems to be the buggiest mozilla that I have dealt with.
>>
>>Anyone else not likeing 1.4?
>>
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