MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator

STOCKTALK

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor. We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community. If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.

Technology Stocks
MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator

An SI Board Since June 1996

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
24154	37	0	NSCP

Emcee: stocks1234	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Market Data Compact

Go to reply# or date (mm/dd/yy):

Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
23929	What if Microsoft hadn't been a bully? Experts agree tec	Harvey Allen	-	5/2/2000
23928	Microsoft breakup may doom strategy for Intern	Harvey Allen	-	5/2/2000
23927	Harvey, Here is a nice bit from today's New York Times. >> By GRET	Thure Meyer	-	5/2/2000
23926	Reg, there is generally no real good reason to write IE-specific code, except o	Keith Hankin	-	4/30/2000
23925	No, Reg, I did not make the statement concerning Nav vs. IE. I'm not talkin	Keith Hankin	-	4/30/2000
23924	Symbian signs Sony Relief all round at Symbian as the first company not holdin	Harvey Allen	-	4/26/2000
23923	Reg- They may be smart in some areas but as far as handling anti-trust very dum	Harvey Allen	-	4/26/2000
23922	As I stated, I doubt very seriously that they failed to have this covered. Reme	Reginald Middleton	-	4/26/2000
23921	If you are a developer writing for the Web, chances are you are writing for IE4	Reginald Middleton	-	4/26/2000
23920	Dan- Better tell the Register to check their numbers. Paul Allen had 260,723,89	Harvey Allen	-	4/26/2000
23919	Microsoft has created a division focused specifically on developing embedded op	Harvey Allen	-	4/26/2000
23918	Microsoft Management Tells Workers There Will Be No Breakup n	Daniel Schuh	-	4/26/2000
23917	Just put you on ignore.	Exciton	-	4/25/2000
23916	Reg- Any developer right now is writing for the Web. That is the biggest market	Harvey Allen	-	4/25/2000
23915	I find it very hard to believe that MSFT does not the extant code to run micro.	Reginald Middleton	-	4/25/2000
23914	Reg- Microsoft would have to start with a whole new core and recruit new prog	Harvey Allen	-	4/25/2000
23913	You made this statement concerning NAv vs. IE, and IE has since practically wip	Reginald Middleton	-	4/25/2000
23912	<i> that the complaint came from Microsoft's competitors and not from	Pink Minion	-	4/25/2000
23911	Investigate Justice Department Lawyers' Stock Holdings!! Does anyone know	Exciton	-	4/25/2000
23910	Government to Propose Plan to Break Microsoft in Two By JOEL BRINKLE	Harvey Allen	-	4/24/2000
23909	<i>Even if set top boxes, tablet-style PCs, and others are all based upon	Keith Hankin	-	4/18/2000
23908	Thure- Netscape 6 is beautiful. It's good to see it. I think Microsoft has	Harvey Allen	-	4/16/2000
23907	Weenie jibe in FrontPage leaves MS web servers wide open theregister.co.uk Th	Daniel Schuh	-	4/15/2000
23906	Another good argument for Open Source <b>Microsoft secret password could	Harvey Allen	-	4/14/2000
23905	Thanks Thure I'm downloading it now. Here is the link if anyone else is int	Harvey Allen	-	4/13/2000

Go to reply# or date (mm/dd/yy):