Netscape skinned?

I occasionaly pop up Netscape, just to check out a different browser. I just did that, and it took me a few seconds to realize that the browser was fully skinned! Either I haven't been paying attention, or it wasn't like that last week. Anyone else notice this? I just went and double checked. I changed skins twice and Netscape skinned right along with Explorer. How nice.
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i recently upgraded to Netscape 7.1 and that's the version that's skinning. Netscape 7.0 on my other PC is only skinning top
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I have always used Netscape and since I started using skins it has always skinned it. Now from what I can tell it does only do the top bar but if you want the buttons and stuff skinned you can use the mozilla skins for this. I downloaded some of them and was able to use them on Netscape 7.1. Hope that helped in some way.
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not sure about netscape, but I have AOL for Broadband, and at first nothing would skin. All of sudden everything skins (exception to there toolbar) to WB. I may start using it more often now.
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but I have AOL for Broadband


how much does that cost? just wondering
Reply #6 Top
Kona...if your interested in broadband, give earthlinks site a look. I use to have AOL and they seem to like to take money from you even when you stop there service. Known a few people that had this problem. I have been using earthlink for awhile and haven't seen any problems and they very rarely seem to have downtime. Some info. I thought might help.
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Kona...if your interested in broadband,


I already have broadband. I have had DSL for the last year. I was just wondering how much AOL is ripping that guy off for.

But thank you!
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$9.95 is all I pay a month (With my cable modem)

Hardly a ripoff for CD quality radio (I mean CD, not a claim to be CD quality radio player), any music video I want to see at any time, and the best sports coverage I've seen on the net.

..... and a ton of other extras
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yes but you pay extra for your high speed on the side. I do not.
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yes but you pay extra for your high speed on the side. I do not.


Yes, but I don't have to have AOL installed, that is just a browser I like to have for the extras.
My cable modem is through a cable company down here in Ga.(Knology) and to have AOL with it, is only $9.95 a month.

Had DSL and it sucked.
To me_Cable is faster and better
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So you pay AOL one sum, them your local cable internet provider another sum?

Did you know how much CRAP and spyware AOL installs on your PC?

I have a very high speed DSL service. And I only pay one company.

In fact, my DSL is faster than the Cable modem speeds in these parts.

Do yourself a favor and get rid of AOL. If you do not, later down the road I will be saying

I told you so
Reply #14 Top
Crap yes (I agree), I could care less about the quicktime player but in order to do certain things on AOL you need it. As for other Crap items you download with AOL (they are needed to use for whatever)

SpyWare NONE


Thanks for the input, but I'll take my chances



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