Who has the BETTER Browser?

The reason I want to know about the browser, isthat I have both.  For some reason my login password doesn't work for both browser's.

Big,

    I would stick with MS's IE4.  It offers you more tweaks than Communicator.

Big,

    I would stick with MS's IE4.  It offers you more tweaks than Communicator.

Big,

    I would stick with MS's IE4.  It offers you more tweaks than Communicator.

dankh,

thanx...Question--is their a reason why I can't login using Netscape? My login works fine with IE-4.

i have the netscape and the ie-4.x and i really can login with one or another, i live in guadalajara, mexico. please try it, go to the dialer in the IE and then go to the netscape.
i do not find any reazon wich, you can not, login with one or wit the other, if you explain me best , i can answer best. try my answer. what is better. for me the netscape is better.
it´s really a personal preference. but the netscape works better, and have best performance, than explorer.
rigartua

The browser has nothing to do with logging in. That is a function of DialUp Networking...

However, if what you are saying is that when you click on your Netscape Communicator icon, it opens the user profile window and allows you to start the browser, but does not automatically start dialing your service provider, this is typical. Netscape seems to be sporadic about this.

Also, if you want IE4 and Netscape to peacefully coexist, you must install IE4 first, then install NS. During installation, IE4 disables all the NS plug-ins. Not to be outdone, NS tries to make itself the default browser over and over and over again.

I, too, recommend IE4. It supports Java better than NS (NS wrote the spec for JavaScript but didn't implement it until ver. 4.5). IE allows you to specify different security settings for different sites; accessibility options include default colors, fonts, AND font size; you can customize the degree to which you want to allow Java control over your PC; bookmark/favorites/shortcut management is much, much easier; switching to FULL SCREEN view is a click of a button; AND the history and favorites explorer panes are very helpful tools.

Additionally, if down the road you decide to upgrade to Windows 98 (if you don't already have it), you can type a URL in any explorer address bar and watch Windows Explorer morph into Internet Explorer. It's so much easier to do that if you are familiar with IE.

Colleen

The reason you can't login on both is that you have to configure a "Dial-Up Networking" folder for each browser.  MSIE 4.0 and NS COMM have automated configuration procedures, but check these to make sure your IP addresses are correct in each by going to <Start-Control Panel-Networks/Networking> and examine your dial-up adapters.  Chances are, one of them has the wrong(even a single digit) IP address (TCP/IP) as the primary or secondary.

IE 4.0 is better, anyway, except for publishing, but I'm sure you have a nice HTML editor to handle those tasks for you.

Jon

Colleen;

Thanx once again for the answer, unfortunately I lost your earlier E-mail.  Please resubmit so I can accept your answer.

Thanx Bigdg

i am absolulty accord with crayter, and martike, comments. the dial up or tcp/ip don´t have any thing with the quality of the brownsers, and i install first the IE and then the NETSCAPE, and they are good brownsers.
it´s all, be happy please. from Guadalajara. rigartua