SPAM-LOW: Re:Free Software school club?

[David Mayerlen]

Hi,

 The thing that catches my eye about this post is the topic of browsers
crashing. Its been a heck of a long time since I recall seeing a browser
crash period. Hmmm.

 Would you happen to have a sample of a web page that crashes a browser.
How about one that crashes firefox specifically?

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On Wed, 8 Dec 2004, David Colebatch wrote:

> On Wednesday 08 December 2004 01:05, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> >  The main thing I like about
> > opera is that at least when it crashes (which is infrequent) or you kill
> > it, it remembers what pages you were on and goes back to the same state
> > when you open it.  If firefox did that (and reliably) I think I could
> > ditch opera permanently with no regrets.  But for now I use two browsers
> > at the same time.
>
> Have you tried "epiphany"?  It handles crashes very well.  And it's such a
> simple browser, new users won't have many problems with it.
>
>
> It's bookmakrs are cool too, the way you adda bookmark, and then select which
> categories it belongs to.  These categories appear as folders when you're
> browsing your bookmarks, so your bookmark can be in multiple
> locations.  ...It's also searchable.
>
> ...I think it's the default "Web Browser" for Gnome now (not Galeon)
>
> -David
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