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Michael Collis wrote:
> Mag, Netscape 7.1 is the best of the browser and email software
> bundles. I like it. You can delete spam on it, and it allows one to
> train it so that it recognizes spam. and lets the other emails alone..
I just can't seem to leave well enough alone here, but...
I am not a fan of using a browser for email. Yes Netscrape will act as a
rudimentary mail client, but it's a _browser_. I'm a firm believer in using
task-specific tools. Use a browser for the web, a newsreader for usenet, and
a dedicated email client for mail. This whole movement toward web-based this
and web-based that is, I think, detrimental to the online user experience in
general.
really heading back under his rock this time...
Brent
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