> there: to encourage the user to exercise control, even actively requesting > commands from the user. This is a difficult topic, since the installation I think that goes against the interests of commercial browser developers. They want a predictable behaviour for advertisers to produce predictable rendering, as their revenue comes from the people who write pages, not those who read them. I find it telling that one of the first changes between Mosaic and Netscape was the dropping of the user configuration of heading formats.Received on Thursday, 20 June 2002 17:11:43 GMT
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